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First Steps After Diagnosis of Cancer
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Introduction
Pancreatic cancer is a malignant disease
occurs in the pancreas. In 2003, about 31,000 people will be diagnosed with
this malignancy. The diagnosis of pancreatic cancer brings with them many questions
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In The
Spotlight:
Daily
Aspirin Use Linked with Pancreatic
Cancer in Women
new!
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Aspirin may also have a preventative effect against colorectal
cancer. However, a recent study from Harvard Medical School
showed females who take daily aspirin might raise their risk
of getting pancreatic cancer.
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General
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What You Need to Know about
Pancreatic Cancer
- An important booklet from the National Cancer Institute for patients and general public.
Mayo
Clinic: What is Pancreatic Cancer -
Learn the symptoms, preventions, diagnosis, treatment, etc. from this well-written but easily understandable article from
Mayo Clinic.
Pancreatica.org:
Confronting Pancreatic Cancer - A comprehensive
website provides news, treatment information, and clinical trial
database for pancreatic cancer patients.
National Pancreas Foundation: Pancreatic Cancer - Review
article written by pancreatic cancer specialist discuss the cause,
symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of the malignancy.
Pancreatic
Cancer Guide - Provides detailed
information about this malignancy for pancreatic cancer patients and
their caregivers.
Pam's Place on
the Web: Pancreatic Cancer - Easy to understand web page on
pancreatic cancer from Pam, a RN working in Hospice care in Louisiana.
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Top
10 Questions after Cancer
Diagnosis - Virtual
Hospital provides this informative lecture hitting
all the major points about diagnosis and
treatment. |
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Ask
a Physician -
From
Mayo Health - Do
you have specific questions or concerns? Click
here to ask a specialist, or browse frequently
asked questions about cancer. |
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Web
casts - Alphacancer
provides discussions between leading health
professionals on a particular topic.
Currently available topics include breast cancer
and colon cancer. |
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