Site Links for Cancer
- Advances in Cancer Treatment
- Multiple Myeloma: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Treatment
- What is bone pain treatment for advanced prostate cancer?
- Is there anything I can do if treatment for advanced prostate cancer stops working?
- Quiz: What Do You Know About Lymph Nodes?
- Quiz: Cancer Myths and Facts
- Cancer A to Z
- Is there medication for myelofibrosis?
- What are the benefits and side effects of taking Jakafi for myelofibrosis?
- How do blood transfusions treat anemia in myelofibrosis?
- What are symptoms of myelofibrosis?
- Can interferon alfa-2a help with spleen swelling in myelofibrosis?
- What are symptoms in your blood of myelofibrosis?
- How do erythropoietins treat anemia in myelofibrosis?
- Why is allogenic stem cell transplantation risky?
- Is there a cure for myelofibrosis?
- Are there alternative therapies for myelofibrosis?
- How is treatment for myelofibrosis chosen?
- How can I reduce stress associated with myelofibrosis?
- What body symptoms may be caused by myelofibrosis?
- What are symptoms of an enlarged liver or high blood pressure because of myelofibrosis?
- How does androgen therapy treat anemia in myelofibrosis?
- Do I have to treat myelofibrosis?
- What are symptoms of an enlarged spleen because of myelofibrosis?
- How can you prevent blood clots because of myelofibrosis?
- What new treatments may be helpful for myelofibrosis?
- How can you treat anemia because of myelofibrosis?
- Can myelofibrosis cause infections?
- Can you get surgery for spleen swelling in myelofibrosis?
- What supplements can help with myelofibrosis?
- Can chemotherapy help with spleen swelling in myelofibrosis?
- How can you treat an enlarged spleen because of myelofibrosis?
- Can radiation help with spleen swelling in myelofibrosis?
- Slideshow: What's Bone Metastasis?
- Slideshow: Guide to Malignant Mesothelioma
- Starting Immunotherapy for Metastatic HNSCC: What to Expect
- Immunotherapy Drugs for Metastatic HNSCC
- Manage Side Effects of Immunotherapy for Metastatic HNSCC
- How Is Precision Medicine Different From Traditional Medicine?
- Myelofibrosis: Cancer Treatment Options
- When Kidney Cancer Spreads to Your Bones
- Myelofibrosis: Symptoms and How to Ease Them
- How can chemotherapy help treat melanoma?
- How does combination therapy help fight melanoma?
- When will your doctor stop your combination therapy for cancer?
- What techniques are used to fight cancer?
- How do bispecific monoclonal antibodies work?
- How is immunotherapy used as a cancer vaccine?
- What are interferons?
- How is immunotherapy used for adoptive T cell transfer?
- When are monoclonal antibodies used for treatment?
- What other drugs are used in immunotherapy?
- What are interleukin immunotherapies?
- What are immune checkpoint inhibitors?
- How do naked monoclonal antibodies work?
- What are colony stimulating factors?
- How does immunotherapy work?
- How do general immunotherapies work?
- What are the side effects of immune checkpoint inhibitors?
- How do conjugate monoclonal antibodies work?
- How much time and radiation is involved in a low-dose computed tomography scan?
- How is immunotherapy being researched for breast cancer?
- What are targeted treatments for lung cancer?
- How effective is low-dose computed tomography scan in preventing lung cancer deaths?
- What Is nanotechnology and how is it being researched for breast cancer?
- How are monoclonal antibodies used to treat lung cancer?
- How is electrical impedance imaging (EIT) being researched for breast cancer?
- How does image-guided radiation therapy help with lung cancer detection?
- Are there any new treatments for lung cancer?
- How is positron emission mammography (PEM) being researched for breast cancer?
- How does video-assisted thoracic surgery help with lung cancer detection?
- Is there a way to screen people at high risk for lung cancer?
- How are checkpoint inhibitors used to treat lung cancer?
- Treatments for Metastatic Renal Cell Carcinoma
- Types of Immunotherapy for Metastatic Melanoma
- Combination Therapy for Metastatic Melanoma: How Does It Work?
- Breakthroughs in Lung Cancer Detection and Treatment
- Immunotherapy: What Are the Types?
- Cutting-Edge Cancer Detection and Treatment
- Video on What’s Precision Medicine
- Video on Precision Medicine Success Stories
- Precision Medicine Is the Future of Health Care
- What Does the Future Hold for Precision Medicine?
- Will Personalized Medicine Change Doctor Visits?
- How Will Precision Medicine Change Clinical Trials?
- Biosensors and Your Health
- Your Genes and Your Health
- Want Treatment With Precision Medicine? How do you Keep Your Data Safe?
- Precision Medicine Is the Future of Health Care
- Slideshow: Celebrities With Pancreatic Cancer
- FAQ: Alcohol and Your Health
- Esophageal Cancer On the Rise
- Stomach Cancer: Symptoms, Treatment, and Possible Causes
- Liposarcoma: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Treatment
- Can Glyphosate Herbicide Harm Your Health?
- Slideshow: What to Expect With a Biopsy
- What are the key principles of integrative medicine?
- How is integrative medicine used to treat cancer?
- What is integrative medicine?
- What is conventional medicine?
- What can yoga do for you?
- What evidence proves the effectiveness of integrative medicine?
- What can meditation do for you?
- What can acupuncture do for you?
- What is alternative medicine?
- What is complementary medicine?
- What can nutrition counseling do for you?
- What can hypnotherapy (hypnosis) do for you?
- What can massage therapy do for you?
- What can physical activity do for you?
- What Is Integrative Medicine?
- Caring for Someone With Cancer: Your Daily Checklist
- Mind-Body Treatments: Can They Help Your Cancer?
- Complementary Medicine: What Are My Choices?
- How to Make Integrative Treatment Work for You
- Why is it important to be open with your questions when choosing a cancer doctor?
- Should my cancer specialist be board certified?
- How do medical oncologists treat cancer?
- What is a radiation oncologist?
- Who can someone call to find cancer specialists?
- Other than tangible qualifications, what should I look for in a cancer specialist?
- Why is it important for cancer doctors to have experience?
- What type of experience should I look for in my cancer specialist?
- What other doctors may help with the treatment of cancer?
- How important is school, training, and qualifications in choosing a cancer specialist?
- What is a surgical oncologist?
- Where do I go to find a cancer specialist?
- How many cancer specialists will someone with cancer need to see?
- How do surgical oncologists treat cancer?
- How do radiation oncologists treat cancer?
- Why is it important for cancer doctors to have good training?
- Why is it important for cancer doctors to be board-certified?
- What is a medical oncologist?
- How does someone find a cancer specialist?
- What are the different kinds of cancer specialists?
- How is cancer treated?
- Other than cancer treatment specialists, what other specialists may I need to see for cancer care?
- Slideshow: Guide to Kidney Cancer
- Slideshow: Guide to Liver Cancer
- The Types of Cancer Specialists
- What Is a Carcinoma of Unknown Primary?
- What Are Chronic Myeloproliferative Disorders?
- How to Work With Your Cancer Team
- How is alcohol injection used to treat hepatocellular carcinoma?
- Is multiple myeloma a primary bone cancer?
- What can you do to take care of yourself during treatment for renal cell carcinoma?
- What are common types of benign bone tumors?
- How is carcinoid syndrome treated?
- How are cancerous bone tumors treated?
- What are the symptoms of bone tumors?
- Where can you get support for renal cell carcinoma?
- When should you see your doctor about brain tumors?
- What tests are done to diagnose renal cell carcinoma?
- How do you get carcinoid syndrome?
- What is renal cell carcinoma?
- How are biologic drugs used to treat carcinoid syndrome?
- How can you recover from Ewing's sarcoma?
- What is it like to have Ewing's sarcoma?
- How can you tell if you have peritoneal cancer in an exam?
- How is a bone marrow aspiration and biopsy used to diagnose Ewing's sarcoma?
- How is a blood test used to diagnose Ewing's sarcoma?
- How are children with Ewing's sarcoma treated?
- How is surgery done to treat nasopharyngeal cancer?
- How is radiation used to treat sarcoma?
- How are X-rays used to diagnose Ewing's sarcoma?
- How is surgery done to treat sarcoma?
- How is surgery used to treat peritoneal cancer?
- How is a biopsy used to diagnose Ewing's sarcoma?
- How can I be tested for thyroid cancer?
- How is radiation therapy used to treat liver cancer?
- How is targeted drug therapy used to treat liver cancer?
- What is cancer?
- What is adrenal cancer?
- How are blood tests used to diagnose bile duct cancer?
- How is an ultrasound used to diagnose bile duct cancer?
- How is chemotherapy used to treat bile duct cancer?
- How are medications used to treat adrenal cancer?
- What is the treatment for adrenal cancer?
- How does a tumor-induced hypermetabolic state cause cancer-related fatigue?
- What is the cure for adrenal cancer?
- What happens after surgery for ameloblastoma?
- How is tumor ablation used to treat adrenal cancer?
- What tests are used to diagnose adrenal cancer?
- What do cancerous tumors do inside the body?
- What are the most common types of cancer?
- What tests are used to diagnose ameloblastoma?
- What can ameloblastoma cause?
- What is the first sign of adrenal cancer?
- What is the treatment for ameloblastoma?
- What is cancer-related fatigue?
- How is a cholangioscopy used to diagnose bile duct cancer?
- How can the symptoms of adrenal cancer affect you?
- What are symptoms of adrenal cancer in men and women?
- How does adrenal cancer develop?
- What causes adrenal cancer?
- What is metastasis?
- How can pain be a sign of cancer?
- How are chemotherapy drugs used to treat throat cancer?
- What causes bile duct cancer?
- What are the symptoms of ameloblastoma?
- How can you check if you have adrenal cancer?
- What are the symptoms of a pheochromocytoma?
- What are the common symptoms of adrenal cancer?
- How many people diagnosed with cancer are cured?
- How is a biopsy done to diagnose throat cancer?
- What is a pheochromocytoma?
- What makes the chances of recovery from testicular cancer good?
- Does screening for breast cancer help the chances of recovery?
- What makes the chances of recovery from prostate cancer good?
- How is throat cancer treated?
- What types of liver cancers are there?
- How does renal cell carcinoma occur?
- What imaging studies are used to diagnose throat cancer?
- What are some common benign tumors in the liver?
- What are the types of liver cancer?
- What Can an AFP Tumor Marker Test Tell Me?
- Video: Rotationplasty Procedure for Bone Cancer
- When can symptoms of a pheochromocytoma occur?
- Who is at risk for a pheochromocytoma?
- How do doctors diagnose a pheochromocytoma?
- What is the treatment for pheochromocytomas?
- When is a cure less likely for testicular cancer?
- How does a pheochromocytoma affect different parts of the body?
- Does screening for thyroid cancer help the chances of recovery?
- How are benign (noncancerous) tumors in the liver treated?
- Video on Innovative Cancer Pen
- Understanding Kidney Cancer
- What is the treatment for pheochromocytomas in both glands?
- What causes pheochromocytomas?
- How can chemotherapy help?
- How likely is a parent able to pass a pheochromocytoma to their child?
- What are the treatments for cancer?
- How will my doctor decide the treatment I get for bone metastasis?
- What should I expect from an Upper GI series test for stomach cancer?
- What will bone biopsy results tell me?
- When is nerve end ablation considered for bone metastasis?
- What kind of tumors can form in the liver?
- How long has cancer been recognized as a disease?
- How are imaging tools used to diagnose liver cancer?
- How does thyroid cancer develop and is it treatable?
- How do cryotherapy and radiofrequency ablation treat liver cancer?
- How is diagnosis of a chordoma confirmed?
- Why is early diagnosis of osteosarcoma important?
- How is laser therapy used to treat retinoblastoma?
- What Is Gestational Trophoblastic Disease?
- How does chemotherapy treat stomach cancer?
- Is liver cancer curable?
- What are noncancerous tumors?
- Do ovarian tumors lead to endometrial cancer?
- How is invasive ductal carcinoma discovered?
- What causes multiple retinoblastomas?
- How common is medulloblastoma?
- When is surgery necessary for retinoblastoma?
- How are chordomas removed?
- How often is medulloblastoma cured?
- How is advanced liver cancer treated?
- What are endoscopy and biopsy tests for stomach cancer?
- What causes medulloblastomas?
- What tests are used to stage stomach cancer?
- Does tongue cancer require surgery?
- How is tongue cancer prevented?
- When is ablation considered for bone metastasis?
- What does metastasis mean?
- How is radiation therapy used for liver cancer?
- How is liver cancer treated at different stages?
- What determines treatment of a chordoma?
- How do doctors test for medulloblastoma in children?
- Should I be screened routinely for liver cancer?
- What is renal cell carcinoma and how is it detected?
- How does ablation for bone metastasis work?
- What are the treatments for medulloblastoma in children?
- What causes osteosarcoma?
- What factors can cause tongue cancer?
- What does an endoscopic ultrasound for stomach cancer show?
- What are the treatments for stomach cancer?
- How is thermotherapy used to treat retinoblastoma?
- How many types of cancer are there?
- Is a liver transplant an option for liver cancer?
- What are the symptoms of medulloblastoma?
- Which liver tumors are cancerous?
- How is surgery used to treat head and neck cancer?
- How is penile cancer treated?
- Why do I need chemotherapy?
- What is penile cancer?
- Where can I find clinical trials for penile cancer?
- How do imaging tests diagnose penile cancer?
- How can you treat stomach infections to prevent stomach cancer?
- How is chemotherapy used to treat throat cancer?
- What can stomach cancer cause?
- Does smoking cause stomach cancer?
- What is laparoscopy in liver cancer diagnosis?
- What are signs that medulloblastoma has spread to the spinal cord?
- What are the major types of cancer?
- How does radiation treat stomach cancer?
- How does stomach cancer begin?
- How are blood tests used to diagnose liver cancer?
- Does having indigestion or heartburn after a meal mean you have cancer?
- What is stomach cancer?
- What signs indicate I need testing for stomach cancer?
- How does radiation therapy treat cancer?
- How is radiation used to treat retinoblastoma?
- How is cryotherapy used to treat retinoblastoma?
- Where do medulloblastomas form?
- Which liver tumors are benign?
- What can prevent stomach cancer?
- How does tongue cancer develop?
- What are clinical trials for penile cancer treatment?
- What is chemotherapy for stomach cancer?
- Where can I go for support if I have penile cancer?
- How does cancer start?
- When should I see a doctor if I have a sore on my tongue or mouth?
- What is the main sign of penile cancer?
- Can radioembolization be used for anything other than liver cancer?
- Is radioembolization a choice for people whose cancer can't be removed surgically or by chemotherapy?
- Is stomach cancer survivable?
- What does partial remission for cancer mean?
- What causes osteosarcoma and how is it treated?
- How is radioembolization performed?
- What is the likelihood of surviving sarcoma?
- How is advanced penile cancer treated?
- Can I still have sex if I have penile cancer?
- How is tongue cancer diagnosed?
- What is a CT scan for stomach cancer?
- Can not being circumcised cause penile cancer?
- What does radiation for sarcoma do?
- How is a liver biopsy used in liver cancer diagnosis?
- What are the more serious symptoms of stomach cancer?
- Can smoking raise your risk of kidney cancer?
- What are the symptoms of kidney cancer?
- What is the treatment for advanced stages of penile cancer?
- How does a biopsy diagnose penile cancer?
- What are medulla tumors?
- What are the symptoms of adrenal gland adenoma?
- What are some resources and support groups for people with penile cancer?
- What problems do adrenal gland adenomas cause?
- Will my body get used to the immunotherapy used to treat my cancer?
- What is adrenal gland adenoma?
- What is a biopsy and how is it used to diagnose throat cancer?
- How does multiple endocrine neoplasia (MEN1) cause adrenal gland adenoma?
- What are adrenal cortex tumors?
- What are the treatments for throat cancer?
- What imaging tests are used to diagnose throat cancer?
- How can I be tested for stomach cancer?
- What are the symptoms of prolactinoma in women?
- What are the symptoms of prolactinoma in men?
- What causes stomach cancer?
- If the skin on my penis changes do I have cancer?
- What are the side effects of radioembolization?
- How are ovarian and peritoneal cancers differentiated?
- What are the symptoms of tongue cancer?
- Other than surgery, how is tongue cancer treated?
- What types of people are more at risk for penile cancer?
- What is chemoradiation for stomach cancer?
- Does radioembolization cause radiation damage?
- How are tests done before radioembolization?
- What is stomach cancer and how does it progress?
- What are the warning signs of penile cancer?
- What is graft-versus-tumor effect?
- Can HPV cause penile cancer?
- What is radiation for stomach cancer?
- What kind of cancer can radioembolization be used for other than metastatic colorectal cancer in the liver and hepatocellular carcinoma?
- How is sarcoma diagnosed?
- Where is precision medicine most used currently?
- What are the early symptoms of stomach cancer?
- Can premenopausal women regain fertility after being treated for prolactinoma?
- What is prolactin?
- When does renal cell carcinoma start?
- Will testicular cancer surgery affect my ability to control ejaculation?
- How will my doctor test me for penile cancer?
- What are the warning signs of renal cell carcinoma?
- How is penile cancer treated in the early stages?
- What is surgery for sarcoma?
- Does radioembolization have any serious complications or side effects?
- How is prolactinoma treated if medication doesn't work or can't be taken?
- Is penile cancer common?
- How do I join a clinical trial for penile cancer?
- What is radioembolization and when is it used?
- How is prolactinoma treated?
- Is a biopsy needed to diagnose kidney cancer?
- What are the kidneys?
- Can being obese increase the risk of kidney cancer?
- What is radiation therapy for kidney cancer?
- How can I lower my risk for kidney cancer?
- What is kidney cancer?
- What is biologic therapy for kidney cancer?
- What causes penile cancer?
- How does familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) cause adrenal gland adenoma?
- What is the difference between cancer and a tumor?
- What is the treatment for adrenal gland adenomas?
- How likely is someone at risk for getting adrenal gland adenoma if they have tumors?
- How does chemotherapy work?
- What are the symptoms of penile cancer?
- How will I know if chemotherapy is working?
- How can I be tested for prolactinoma?
- Why is precision medicine needed?
- How are decisions made about the treatment for stomach cancer?
- What can I expect if prolactinoma is found in initial testing?
- What causes myelofibrosis?
- Does cancer cause pain?
- What factors may increase the risk for stomach cancer?
- What does surgery for stomach cancer consist of?
- How long will I need to keep seeing my doctor for Ewing's sarcoma if the treatment works?
- What do different blood cells do and how does myelofibrosis affect them?
- How is prolactinoma found in postmenopausal women?
- What kind of cancer is radioembolization most used for?
- How do schwannomas develop?
- What are symptoms of neurofibrosarcomas?
- What questions will my doctor ask me if I have symptoms of renal cell carcinoma?
- What can I do to make sure I'm getting the best treatment for a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor?
- What ages are most affected by nerve sheath tumors?
- What causes renal cell carcinoma?
- What is an Ewing's sarcoma bone tumor?
- What are targeted drugs for stomach cancer?
- What creams, gels, or lotions can treat mycosis fungoides?
- How are nerve sheath tumors diagnosed?
- What causes prolactinoma?
- What is GIST?
- Can sarcomas be removed?
- How does myelofibrosis spread in the body and can it be prevented?
- How bad is renal cell carcinoma?
- What can put me at risk for renal cell carcinoma?
- How do chemotherapy drugs work?
- How are neurofibrosarcomas treated?
- Is radioembolization combined with other cancer treatments?
- What does testicular cancer mean?
- What are schwannomas and neurofibrosarcomas?
- What puts people at risk for pancreatic cancer?
- What is prolactinoma?
- Do nerve sheath tumors typically recur after treatment?
- Has radioembolization been effective in studies?
- How does phototherapy treat mycosis fungoides?
- What are neurofibrosarcomas and how common are they?
- What does a bone scan for Ewing's sarcoma consist of?
- How are imaging tests used to detect hepatocellular carcinoma?
- What does a bone marrow aspiration and biopsy for Ewing's sarcoma consist of?
- What is leiomyosarcoma treatment based on?
- What tests will I get after my doctor diagnoses kidney cancer?
- What does benign cancer mean?
- What is the difference between carcinomas and soft tissue sarcomas?
- Do I have to be diagnosed with a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor to have the tumor surgically removed?
- What are scientists working on to help lung cancer?
- What are the symptoms of Ewing's sarcoma?
- What treatments other than surgery exist for leiomyosarcoma?
- How does gastrointestinal-stromal tumors progress?
- What whole body therapies may be used to treat advanced mycosis fungoides?
- What is radiation for Ewing's sarcoma?
- What does a biopsy for Ewing's sarcoma consist of?
- What does cryoablation or radiofrequency ablation for hepatocellular carcinoma consist of?
- Is there any way to lower the cost of Gleevec if my insurance doesn't cover it?
- What is myelofibrosis?
- Which cells does a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor start in?
- Are there screening tests for breast cancer?
- How does myelofibrosis affect your organs?
- Does myelofibrosis affect blood cells?
- What are symptoms of Ewing's sarcoma other than pain or swelling?
- What is chemotherapy for Ewing's sarcoma?
- What is Sézary syndrome?
- What kind of monitoring do I need after treatment for a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor?
- What does a physical exam for Ewing's sarcoma consist of?
- What is the treatment for a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor if surgery can't be done?
- Can lymph node removal cause issues with sex?
- Can Imatinib (Gleevec) be taken after surgery for a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor?
- How does photopheresis treat mycosis fungoides?
- What causes nerve sheath tumors?
- What does a blood test for Ewing's sarcoma indicate?
- When is surgery necessary for leiomyosarcoma?
- What should I do if I have symptoms of Ewing's sarcoma?
- What factors determine the stage of gastrointestinal-stromal tumors?
- What is surgery for Ewing's sarcoma?
- How does radiation treat mycosis fungoides?
- How is mycosis fungoides diagnosed?
- How do I know if gastrointestinal-stromal tumor cancer will return after treatment?
- What specialists should I see for a gastrointestinal-stromal tumor?
- Where is neurofibrosarcoma typically found?
- What causes Ewing's sarcoma?
- How do you know if chemotherapy is working?
- What does a computed tomography, or CT scan, for Ewing's sarcoma consist of?
- What does magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI, for Ewing's sarcoma consist of?
- What is an Ewing's sarcoma peripheral primitive neuroectodermal tumor or an askin tumor?
- Does insurance cover Imatinib (Gleevec)?
- What helps dry and itchy skin from mycosis fungoides?
- What causes mycosis fungoides?
- What do X-rays for Ewing's sarcoma consist of?
- How can surgery help with treating head and neck cancer?
- What drugs are used to treat a prolactinoma?
- When is a radioembolization used?
- Can radioembolization be used to treat cancers in the liver?
- How is a prolactinoma diagnosed?
- What is a prolactinoma?
- What is radiotherapy treatment for cancer?
- How can you detect testicular cancer early?
- What does a tumor mean in cancer?
- What are the signs of a prolactinoma in men?
- How do creams, gels, and lotions help mycosis fungoides?
- What are the symptoms of mycosis fungoides?
- What does tailored medicine treat?
- What kind of gastrointestinal-stromal tumor is more likely to recur?
- What ages and gender are most likely to get myelofibrosis?
- How can cancer-related pain be treated other than drug use?
- What can increase your risk of myelofibrosis?
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