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Breast Cancer: Resources

Related Web Site: American Cancer Society

The American Cancer Society has information on breast cancer and all other types of cancer. This link will take you to the organization’s web site.

American Cancer Society

 

Related Web Site: Susan G. Komen Foundation

The Susan G. Komen Foundation supports research and community-based outreach programs related to breast cancer. This link will take you to the web site.

Susan G. Komen Foundation

 

Related Web Site: National Breast Cancer Foundation

The National Breast Cancer Foundation works to increase breast cancer awareness and to provide mammograms for those in need. This link will take you to its web site.

National Breast Cancer Foundation

 

Related Web Site: National Cancer Institute

The National Cancer Institute is part of the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH). This link will take you to the web site.

National Cancer Institute

 

Related Web Site: Young Survival Coalition

This international nonprofit group is dedicated to the concerns and issues of young women with breast cancer. This link will take you to its web site.

Young Survival Coalition

 

Related Web Site: Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization

This U.S. organization works to provide information, empowerment, and peer support for breast cancer patients. This link will take you to its web site. Or call the 24-hour hotline at 800-221-2141 (English and interpreters for 150 languages) or 800-986-9505 (Spanish).

Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization

 

Related Web Site: Intercultural Cancer Council

The Intercultural Cancer Council promotes cancer research, policies, programs, and partnerships  in racial and ethnic minorities as well as medically underserved groups in the U.S. This link will take you to the web site.

Intercultural Cancer Council

 

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