Cancer info

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Boone wrote:

<Mel, Thank you for the source of information. I am always looking

for sources on cancer as my mother just recently passed away due to

cancer at the young age of 50. And they had her in an aggressive

Chemotherapy program. Any other resources you might could share?>

Mel Siff wrote:

<I am fairly sure that I posted a fairly long list of

cancer resources on this list a year or so ago - please consult our

archives.>

** I was unable to find the list of resources on this list. But

while searching through the sport science email list for some other

info I came across this:

Mel Siff wrote:

<Here is a collection of websites on conventional and alternative

approaches to cancer, which may be of interest to some members of the

group who may have to confront this dreaded disease.

The sites are in no particular order, nor do I especially support any

particular viewpoint, other than to stress that the situation, like

sports training, involves many factors which depend on the exact

situation and individual, so that an individualised, open-minded

blend of various approaches probably would be the most productive and

humane way to go.

http://www.cancer.org/

http://www.mother.com/~wesurviv/

http://www.ralphmoss.com/

http://cancer.med.upenn.edu/

http://www.cancerguide.org/

http://wwwicic.nci.nih.gov/

http://www.nabco.org/

http://www.comed.com/prostate/

http://www.access.digex.net/~mkragen/cansearch.html

http://telescan.nki.nl/

http://www.nccf.org/

http://www.drday.com/

http://www.curecancer.com/

http://infoventures.microserve.com/cancer/

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Hope it helps,

Carruthers

Wakefield

UK

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