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Trusted Online Resources

As your cancer care team, we want to ensure that your questions are answered by reliable and credible online resources when we’re not available.

Websites

All About Cancer
All About Cancer
American Cancer Society

Patient Education
American Society for Radiation Oncology

Medical Questions & Answers
Cleveland Clinic

Medical Diseases & Conditions
Mayo Clinic

Comprehensive Cancer Information
National Cancer Institute

Patient Resources
National Comprehensive Cancer Network

All About Health
National Institutes of Health

Advance Care Planning
Healthcare power of attorney

Clinical Trials
Clinical Trials Government Website

Complementary/Alternative Medicine
ChemoCare

Nutrition Recommendations
American Institute for Cancer Research

Drug and Side Effect Information
ChemoCare

End of Life
National Institute of Aging

Finances and Cancer
Triage Cancer

Genetics
National Cancer Institute

Palliative Care
Get Palliative Care

Support & Support Groups
Imerman Angels

Survivorship
American Cancer Society
National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship

 


Phone Apps

These are trusted apps that you can download from your app store.

Personalized Information & Support
American Cancer Society Cares

Support for Caregivers
CaringBridge (Apple)

NCCN Patient Guides for Cancer
Mobile Apps

Get Insights for Your Health
Wave Health

Blogs

Cancer Stories 
Stupid Cancer

Cancer Research 
National Cancer Institute

Health
Wave Health

5 tips to evaluate online resources

Are you looking at a site or online resource that isn’t on this list? Here are five quick questions to help you evaluate online health and cancer information.

  1. Who runs or created this site? Can you trust them?
  2. What is the site or app promising or offering? Do its claims seem too good to be true?
  3. When was its information written or reviewed? Is it up to date?
  4. Where does the information come from? Is it based on scientific research?
  5. Why does the site or app exist? Is it selling something?

 

How to find cancer resources you can trust

NIH National Cancer Institute
Assessment tips and links to trusted information

Columbia Cancer Network

Cancer Center at PeaceHealth St. John Medical Center
1615 Delaware Street
Longview, WA 98632
360-215-3269

PeaceHealth Hematology/Oncology at Medical Center Physicians Building
505 NE 87th Avenue, Suite 350
Vancouver, WA 98664
360-514-2550