Alliance for Lung Cancer
This resource is a national not-for-profit organization dedicated solely to helping people with lung cancer, and those who are at risk for the disease, improve the quality of their lives through advocacy, support, and education.

American Cancer Society
Offers medical information on nearly 70 types of cancer. Includes physician and hospital selection tools, treatment decision tools, news updates, and support resources.

American Institute for Cancer Research
Includes news, research and education programs, and tips for good health.

Association of Online Cancer Resources (ACOR)
A collection of cancer-related internet mailing lists and web-based resources from ACOR, a non-profit organization.

Cancer.gov
Comprehensive cancer-related information from the National Cancer Institute. Includes cancer information, research funding, clinical trials, and statistics.

Cancer Care
Cancer Care is a national non-profit organization whose mission is to provide free professional help to people with all cancers through counseling, education, information and referral and direct financial assistance.

Cancer411.org
This site is dedicated to helping cancer patients and their families find the information that they need.

CancerIndex
A guide to internet resources for cancer.

CancerLinks.org
A site from Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency (BOSS) that provides links to comprehensive information about cancer, its effects, and treatment.

CancerQuest
This electronic textbook, sponsored with a Hughes Science Initiative at Emory University, is designed by Dr. G. Orloff, a professor of biology at Emory University . The intent of the site is to inform patients, families and caregivers about basic cell biology and the changes due to cancer. Topics such as genetics, cell structure, diagnosis and treatment and clinical trials are covered.

Dana Farber Cancer Institute
Patient Information on cancer treatment, recovery, and prevention to educate patients and families, and encourage them to take an active role in their own care.

Johns Hopkins Pancreatic Cancer
A site developed by Johns Hopkins to inform patients on the different aspects of pancreatic cancer and treatment options.

Lung Cancer Online
A directory of information and resources for lung cancer. Developed by a librarian who is also a lung cancer patient.

MEDLINEplus - Cancer
This introductory site provided by the National Library of Medicine, provides access to reviewed sites on the internet providing cancer-related information for patients and families.

National Cancer Institute PDQ Treatment Summaries for Patients
Offers summary descriptions and treatments for approximately 30 different types of cancer. Summaries are available in versions for patients and professionals.

National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship
A national cancer patient advocacy group promoting awareness of patient issues and providing state and federal legislatures with guidance on issues related to cancer. The web site provides a guide on searching the web for cancer-related information.

Norris Cotton Cancer Center
Resource links on this web site provide an easy point of departure for investigating cancer-related web-based information.

OncoChat
An online environment providing peer support for cancer survivors, families and friends.

OncoLink
From the University of Pennsylvania Cancer Center; comprehensive information about specific types of cancer, updates on cancer treatments, and news about research advances.

Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
Dedicated to education and research about breast cancer causes and treatment. Includes news information.

TheCancer.info
From the Cancer Information Network (The Network), a non-commercial site founded to provide support and information to cancer patients and their caregivers.

University of Michigan Health System
Comprehensive Cancer Center
Information Guides, also known as PERC Pathways, are lists of information sources relating to a specific cancer diagnosis or issue. The purpose is to help newly diagnosed patients and their care givers find sources of information and support. The guides are not meant to be comprehensive, but rather to provide starting points for information seeking.