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Kids with Cancer: Resources for Loved Ones

The amount of media on any topic in America can be overwhelming–and when you are a family faced with the devastating news that your child has cancer, it is not the time to be paging through tons information that may not help. If you are a friend looking for ways to help, it can be just as difficult. Here are some examples of materials you may or may not want to read, view or use for research.

The Internet – First Stop CureSearch

CureSearch:

This website breaks down sections for patients, for parents/families, for friends/community in ways that helps everyone navigate these turbulent waters. It includes useful information on childhood cancer-related news, studies, etc.

Other Information:
The National Cancer Institute contains overview information of pediatric cancer. It is mostly statistical and not of service to individuals.

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