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CURE
Spring 2012
Volume 11
Issue 1

Credible Cancer Websites

When vetting information online, double check with these reliable websites.

> Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

About Herbs, Botanicals & Other Products

> U.S. Food and Drug Administration

187 Fake Cancer ‘Cures’ Consumers Should Avoid

> Quackwatch

A Special Message for Cancer Patients Seeking ‘Alternative’ Treatments

> American Cancer Society

Rumors, Myths and Truths

> American Society of Clinical Oncology

Cancer Myths

> Society for Integrative Oncology (SIO)

SIO Practice Guidelines

Articles in this issue
The Search for Environmental Carcinogens
Advances in Bladder Cancer Treatment Around the Corner
Finding Reliable Cancer Information Online
Stressed During Cancer Treatment? Try Meditating
For Some, Genetic Counseling Is a Lifelong Necessity
Honest Discussions Can Help Ease Kids' Anxiety About Cancer
Despite Advances, More Work is Needed in Bladder Cancer
Comments from Readers
Dealing with Breakthrough Cancer Pain
Drug Shortage Crisis Averted, for Now
Jury Still Out on Vitamin C's Effect on Cancer
The Power of Positive Thinking
True Breast Cancer Prevention Requires Looking at Environmental Chemicals
Treatments in the Pipeline
Healthcare Law Requires Clinical Trial Coverage
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