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National Cancer Institute
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Link to the National Cancer Institute's web page for breast cancer. A helpful resource for all patients, particularly those
who are newly diagnosed
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NCI PDQ - Breast Cancer Prevention
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Helpful information to understand risk factors, screening, etc.
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NCI Clinical Trials
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Information about ongoing clinical trials for breast cancer, including those in your area.
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NCI Breast Cancer Treatment Guidelines
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The National Cancer Institute's guidelines for determining the appropriate treatment options for breast cancer.
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National Comprehensive Cancer Network - Breast Cancer Treatment Guidelines
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An excellent resource for newly diagnosed patients to understand the recommended treatment guidelines for your type and stage
of breast cancer.
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Cáncer del seno Guías de tratamiento para los pacientes
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Guías de Tratamiento para los Pacientes
Versiones en Español
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NCCN Guidelines for Breast Cancer Workup
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How do you know which tests should be done to determine if you have breast cancer or what type you have? This is a good resource
for patients to understand the testing needed to answer these questions.
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NCCN Guidelines for Stages of Breast Cancer
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The type and stage of breast cancer that you have determines your treatment options. This guide helps you understand the
information you receive about your breast cancer after the tests have been completed.
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NCCN Guidelines for Breast Cancer Treatment
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Once you know the type of breast cancer you have, these are the different options for treatment you can review with your oncologist.
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American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Practice Guidelines for Breast Cancer Care
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Another resource for the most up to date guidelines for treating breast cancer.
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Genomic Health's "My Recurrence Risk" web site
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Genomic Health has developed a test for newly diagnosed breast cancer patients that can provide them with information from
their tumor about the likelihood of recurrence. Having this information can help patients and their doctors feel more confident
in the type of treatment they choose.
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