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Welcome to The Cancer Resource Guide

Cancer is terrifying because no one really understands it. You don't understand how it got there, and you don't know for certain if one could prevent it. So where do you get information on many different aspects of cancer prevention, investigation and treatment? With over 10,000 plus cancer web sites on the web, it is increasingly becoming difficult for web surfers to find useful and reliable information quickly. The purpose of this web site is to help you find cancer related information on the Internet.

Click on any of the FAQ or the links of your interest. Before you hit the road, make your first stop at Medline, the powerful Medline Search engine of National Library of Medicine that provides access to over 10 million citations in MEDLINE, PreMEDLINE, and other related databases, with links to participating online journals. I find this search engine very useful to find information on any human diseases.

Frequently Asked Questions

• I am new to the site, where do I start?
• What are some popular sites available on the web?
• Where do I get information on a specific cancer?
• Would like to know more about cancer prevention?
• What do you suggest as healthy diet?
• How can I continue to get up-to-date cancer information?
• How is nutrition linked to cancer prevention?
• What are the reliable biomarkers for cancer?
• What if there are medical terms I don't understand?
• Is there any epidemiological evidence on cancer prevention?
• Would you suggest some basic books on cancer?
• Is there any web site on natural care of cancer?
• How safe are the dietary supplements?
• Where can I find cancer incidence and mortality rates?
• Is there any cancer help line?
• Is there any web site for cancer prevention chat?
• Where do I go for spiritual help to cope up with  illness?
• May I contact you for specific questions