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THE USE OF CHEMOTHERAPY TO TREAT BREAST CANCERThere are many different ways to treat breast cancer. The decision about how to treat cancer is dependent upon the type of breast cancer, the stage of the cancer, the health of the patient and the patient’s treatment goals. One of the most common ways to treat breast cancer is with chemotherapy.

Chemotherapy is a term that is used a lot in reference to cancer treatment. It refers to the use of drugs that are designed to kill cancer cells. Chemotherapy (also referred to as “chemo”) treats cancer throughout the body. So, if the cancer has spread from the breast then the chemotherapy would treat the other affected areas as well.

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HOW BREAST CANCER IS DIAGNOSED

It can be frightening to suspect that you might have breast cancer. However, if you think that you might have breast can-cer then the best thing that you can do for yourself is to see a doctor for an accurate diagnosis because it is only with a diag-nosis that you can begin treatment.

There are several steps involved with a breast cancer diagnosis.

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BREAST CANCER SCREENINGS SAVE LIVES

The best way to avoid dying from breast cancer is to make sure that any cancer is detected early. Most breast cancers that are diagnosed at an early stage are highly curable and the vast majority of women survive and live healthy lives.

Screening The fi rst step to a proper diagnosis is screening. Any woman, at any age post puberty, can perform a breast self exam at home. Most of the major cancer organizations recommend that women speak to their doctors about self exams, about how to perform them accurately and about their effectiveness.

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RADIATION IS AN IMPOR-TANT PART OF BREAST CANCER TREATMENT

If you are diagnosed with breast cancer then your doctor will discuss all of your treatment options with you. The recommended treat-ment depends in part on the type of cancer that you have and the stage of your cancer. A lot of terms may be discussed and it is impor-tant to understand all of them. One term that you might here often is radiation.

What is Radiation Treatment?Radiation uses X-rays to target the cancer-ous cells and kill them. Often, it is used after surgery to remove the cancerous growth. The use of radiation after surgery makes sure that all of the cancer is killed and that the patient is cancer free. The biggest risk associated with radiation is that it will harm the healthy tissue surrounding the cancer. The radiation oncologist who will be conducting the treat-ment meets with the patient for planning ses-sions prior to the treatment. During the plan-ning sessions, the oncologist will make small dots on the body which mark exactly where the radiation should go.

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UNDERSTANDING BREAST CAN-CER RISK FACTORS

Currently, there is no defi nitive test that can predict whether a woman will develop breast cancer. It is a disease that is not preventable. However, early detection of breast cancer can signifi cantly increase a woman’s chances of survival and can decrease the amount of treatment that she needs. It is important for every woman to know the symptoms of breast cancer and to have regular medical exams.

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UNDERSTANDING THE IMPORTANCE OF BREAST CANCER STATISTICS

Breast cancer is deeply personal. It fundamentally affects the patient, her family and her friends in a way that sta-tistics cannot capture. However, the statistics do provide useful information about the number of women who are affected by this disease and about different trends with the disease. So, while statistics may provide little comfort to a patient and her loved ones who are dealing with the effects of breast cancer, the statistics do provide objective infor-mation about the prevalence of the disease, the women who are at greatest risk of developing the disease and how we, as a society, are doing in combating the disease.

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UNDERSTANDING BREAST CANCER SYMPTOMS COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE

A woman’s likelihood of surviving breast cancer is greatest when the cancer is detected early. In order for the cancer to be diagnosed and treated in the early stages, it is important for women to recognize the symptoms of breast cancer so that they can promptly visit their physi-cians and get the necessary treatment.

The LumpOne of the most common symptoms of breast cancer is a lump in the breast. Often, the lump is not painful and it is only detectable to the touch. That is why women are encouraged to conduct monthly self exams so that they can detect any changes in the way their breasts feel to the touch.

Understanding Breast Cancer Symptoms Could Save Your Life

BREAST CANCER SURGERYLike all breast cancer treatments, breast cancer surgery is not a one size fi ts all treatment option. There are different types of surgeries available that are effective for different types of breast cancers and for different patients.

Surgery OptionsWomen who are diagnosed with early stage breast cancer have more options than women who have advanced stage breast cancer. Wom-en with advanced breast cancer that has spread throughout the breast may require a mastectomy that removes the entire breast.

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THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF BREAST CANCER

Not all cancer of the breast is the same. Most breast cancers either start in the glands or lobules that make breast milk, lobular carcinoma, or the cancer starts in the ducts that carry the milk to the nipple, ductal carcinoma. The tissues in the glands and the ducts are different from each other and so are the cancers that form in those parts of the breast. Other rare forms of breast cancer can also occur. It is important to a patient’s prognosis that her doctor properly diagnosis and treat the particular kind of breast can-cer from which she suffers.

Different Types of Breast Cancer



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BREAST CANCER CENTERS



Cancer is a complicated disease that requires com-prehensive treatment. The proper treatment of cancer re-quires dedicated professionals who can administer proven and innovative treatments. Since cancer treatment can be long, dif-fi cult and expensive, support services are necessary for patients and their families. Research is also important so that new cancer treatments and vaccines can be developed to help treat cancer more effectively in the future. Some institutions focus on treat-ment, support or research. However, many institutions focus on all three elements of cancer care. All of these institutions, whether they are comprehensive or complimentary to other in-stitutions, have an important part to play in the way cancer, and most importantly, cancer patients and their families are treated in the United States.

The list provided gives examples of some quality cancer institu-tions in every state of this country.

ALABAMA

University of Alabama Hospital at BirminghamThe University of Alabama offers a comprehensive cancer center that focuses on prevention, diagnosis, treatment and control of many types of cancers.

2000 Sixth Avenue SouthBirmingham, AL 35249PHONE: 1-205-801-8000ONLINE: http://www3.ccc.uab.edu/EMAIL: https://www.uabhealth.org/11258/

University of South Alabama Mitchell Cancer InstituteThe Mitchell Cancer Institute provides excellent patient care through research and innovative treatments. It is the fi rst academic cancer research institute in the upper gulf coast region of the United States.

2015 Medical Science Bldg, 307 University Blvd NMobile, AL 36688PHONE: 1-800-330-8538ONLINE: http://www.usamci.com/EMAIL: [email protected]

CANCER CENTERS



ALASKA

Alaska Regional HospitalThe Cancer Center at Alaska Regional Hospital focuses on research, treatment, education and support to benefi t each patient.

2841 DeBarr RoadAnchorage, AK 99508PHONE: 907-264-1431ONLINE: http://www.alaskaregional.com/CustomPage.asp?guidCustomContentID={F4AA4720-2EEC-4609-B3F4-2AEC851C338A}EMAIL: http://www.alaskaregional.com/CustomPage.asp?guidCustomContentID=69DB8CB2-D8A6-47F2-8B21-8A18B69235F6

Providence Cancer CenterThis state of the art facility offers clinical trials and proven treatments for cancer patients. It also has strong supports for patients’ families and is committed to community education.

3200 Providence DriveAnchorage, AK 99508PHONE: 907-261-3186ONLINE: http://www.providence.org/alaska/pamc/cancer/default.htmEMAIL: http://www.providence.org/alaska/pamc/cancer/06contact.htm

ARIZONA

Arizona Cancer CenterThe Arizona Cancer Center states its purpose very simply. It is the purpose of the Center to prevent and cure cancer. To do that, the Center conducts research and educational programs. It has been designated as a comprehensive cancer center the NCI.

1515 North Campbell AvenueTucson, AZ 85724PHONE: 620-694-2873ONLINE: http://www.azcc.arizona.edu/EMAIL: none provided

Western Regional Medical CenterThis facility is part of the Cancer Treatment Centers of America. It provides patient focused care using innovative approaches and technology. This brand new facility is scheduled to open in Goodyear, AZ in 2009. The contact information provided can be used until the facility opens.

12725 W. Indian School Rd C-105Avondale, AZ 85323PHONE: 623-512-5873ONLINE: http://www.cancercenter.com/western-hospitalEMAIL: https://www.cancercenter.com/contact-us/email.cfm



ARKANSAS

Mercy Healthcare System of Northwest ArkansasThis faith based institution provides quality medical care to members of the community.

2710 Rife Medical LaneRogers, AR 72758PHONE: 479-338-8000ONLINE: http://www.mercyhealthnwa.smhs.com/stmarys/default.aspEMAIL: [email protected].

Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer InstituteThis Institute, affi liated with the University of Arkansas, is a leading cancer treatment center in Arkansas. It is currently undergoing a signifi cant expansion that is scheduled to open in 2010.

4301 W. Markham St. #623Little Rock , AR 72205PHONE: 501-686-6000ONLINE: http://www.acrc.uams.edu/EMAIL: http://uams.photobooks.com/default.asp?

CALIFORNIA

Stanford Cancer CenterThe Stanford Cancer Center combines research and extraordinary patient care to provide world class cancer treatment to its patients.

875 Blake Wilbur Dr.Stanford, CA 94305PHONE: 650-498-6000ONLINE: http://cancer.stanford.edu/EMAIL: [email protected]

UCLA’s Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer CenterFor more than 30 years, UCLA has had a comprehensive cancer center that is world renowned for research, education and patient care.

8-684 Factor Bldg, PO Box 951781Los Angeles, CA 90095PHONE: 888-662-8252ONLINE: http://www.cancer.ucla.edu/EMAIL: [email protected].

University of California Medical CenterUCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center is the only comprehensive cancer center in northern California. The facility treats all types of cancer.

1600 Divisadero St.San Francisco, CA 94115PHONE: 415-567-6600ONLINE: http://www.ucsfhealth.org/EMAIL: [email protected]



COLORADO

Boulder Community Hospital Cancer Support GroupBoulder Community Hospital offers a variety of support programs for cancer patients, their loved ones, caregivers and health care providers. Special groups are offered for children. Most groups are free of charge.

4715 Arapahoe AvenueBoulder, CO 80303PHONE: 303-385-2003ONLINE: http://www.bch.org/cancer-care-services/support-groups.aspxEMAIL: [email protected]

Rocky Mountain Cancer CentersRMCC has more than 20 locations and 70 doctors throughout the state of Colorado. They are active in advanced cancer treatment and research.

7951 E. Maplewood Ave, Suite 300Greenwood Village, CO 80111PHONE: 888-259-7622ONLINE: http://www.rockymountaincancercenters.com/EMAIL: http://www.rockymountaincancercenters.com/contact_request_tmpl.cfm?categoryid=5&pagename=39

University of Colorado Cancer CenterThis is the only comprehensive cancer center in this area of the state. It consists of three state universities and six institutions and offers both adult and pediatric cancer treatment.13001 E. 17th Place Bldg 500 Suite 6004CAurora, CO 80045PHONE: 720-848-0300ONLINE: http://www.uccc.info/for-healthcare-professional/cancer-center/index.aspxEMAIL: [email protected]



CONNECTICUT

CancerCareThis national group provides free professional support to everyone affected by cancer including the patient, the patient’s loved ones and the patient’s caregivers. The program helps about 2,000 people annually.

120 East AvenueNorwalk, CT O6851PHONE: 203-854-9911ONLINE: http://www.cancercare.org/about_us/contact_us/connecticut.phpEMAIL: [email protected]

Helen and Harry Gray Cancer CenterThis community cancer center participates in ground breaking national clinical trials and provides quality treatment to its patients.

80 Seymour St.Hartford, CT O6102PHONE: 860-545-3790ONLINE: http://www.harthosp.org/cancer/default.aspxEMAIL: http://www.harthosp.org/PatientVisitors/DepartmentContacts/ContactCancerCenter/default.aspx#contact

Yale New Haven HospitalYale’s comprehensive cancer center conducts groundbreaking research and uses that research as well as traditional methods to treat its patients. The center is currently undergoing a state of the art construction project.

333 Cedar Street, PO Box 208028New Haven, CT O6520PHONE: 203-688-6573ONLINE: http://www.ynhh.org/index2.htmlEMAIL: https://transact.med.yale.edu/ynhhphysiciandata/apptrequestform.asp?inst=ynhh



DELAWARE

Bayhealth Cancer CenterBayhealth uses advanced medical techniques and state of the art equipment to provide high quality cancer services to its patients.

793 S. Queen StDover , DE 19901PHONE: 302-744-7222ONLINE: http://www.bayhealth.org/areas/cancer.aspEMAIL: [email protected]

Helen F. Graham Cancer CenterThis facility is a state of the art community cancer center. Founded in 1935, this facility is the biggest provider of cancer services in Delaware.

4701 Ogleton Stanton RdNewark, DE 19713PHONE: 302-623-4500ONLINE: http://www.christianacare.org/body.cfm?id=8EMAIL: http://www.christianacare.org/body.cfm?id=63

FLORIDA

Florida Hospital Cancer InstituteThis facility serves more patients than any other in Florida. It offers a comprehensive continuum of services and encourages patients to make informed treatment decisions.

601 East Altamonte DrAltamonte Springs, FL 32701PHONE: 800-375-7761ONLINE: http://www.fl oridahospitalcancer.com/EMAIL: https://www.fl oridahospitalservices.com/cancer/form.asp

Shands Healthcare SystemShands Healthcare System uses multidisciplinary teams to provide innovative and successful cancer treatments for patients.

1600 SW Archer RoadGainesville, FL 32608PHONE: 1-800-749-7424ONLINE: http://www.shands.org/fi nd/service/default.asp?ID=5001EMAIL: https://shands.org/ContactUs/InfoRequest.asp

The Moffi tt ClinicThe Moffi tt Cancer Center is dedicated to the treatment and prevention of cancer. It is a comprehensive cancer center that conducts innovative research and trains doctors.

12902 Magnolia DriveTampa, FL 33612PHONE: 1-888-MOFFITTONLINE: www.moffi tt.orgEMAIL: https://www.moffi tt.org/site.aspx?spid=48CEF18414AD4A669475460D3ADFBE15&ForwardFrom=32B3F3ED5FA546A1B2882B8FBB3E1776



GEORGIA

Emory Winship Cancer InstituteWinship Cancer Center strives to conduct the most thorough research possible as quickly as possible so that the research can be applied to save the lives of cancer patients. The center uses a multidisciplinary approach with a focus on caring for the individual patient in their state of the art facility.

1365 C Clifton Rd NEAtlanta, GA 30322PHONE: 1-888-946-7447ONLINE: http://www.emoryhealthcare.org/departments/winship-cancer/index.htmlEMAIL: [email protected]

Georgia Cancer CenterThe Grady Health System Georgia Cancer Center provides top level cancer care to all patients. It is the fi rst regional cancer center of its kind in the state of Georgia.

80 Jesse Hill Dr SEAtlanta, GA 30303PHONE: 404-489-9000ONLINE: http://www.gradyhealthsystem.org/gcc.aspEMAIL: http://www.gradyhealthsystem.org/contact_form.asp

HAWAII

Pacifi c Cancer InstituteThis location offers state of the art treatment by board certifi ed doctors in a convenient location for those living in Hawaii or spending an extended time on the Island.

227 Mahalani StreetWailuku, HI 96793PHONE: 808-242-2600ONLINE: http://pacifi ccancerins.ipower.com/pacifi ccancerinstitute/patients/index_fl ash.aspEMAIL: MauiInfo@Pacifi cCancerInstitute.com

Straub Cancer CenterThis facility offers both in patient and out patient care. They employ a quality of life professional to help patients enjoy life during cancer treatment.

888 South King StreetHonolulu, HI 96813PHONE: 808-552-4333ONLINE: http://www.hawaiipacifi chealth.org/oncology-services/cancer-center-at-straub.aspxEMAIL: https://www.hawaiipacifi chealth.org/hph/contact/send-us-email.aspx



ILLINOIS

Community Cancer CenterThe Community Cancer Center provides a broad array of medical treatments and support groups for cancer patients. It is also home to an extensive cancer library.

407 East Vernone AvenueNormal, IL 61761PHONE: 309-452-8500ONLINE: http://www.cancercenter.org/index.htmlEMAIL: [email protected]

Midwestern Regional Medical CenterThis facility provides world class cancer care in a small town environment. In addition to excellent medical care the facility has state of the art amenities including a fi tness center and recreational classes.

2520 Elisha AvenueZion, IL 60099PHONE: 800-322-9183ONLINE: http://www.cancercenter.com/midwestern-hospital.cfmEMAIL: https://www.cancercenter.com/contact-us/email.cfm

IDAHO

Cancer Center of IdahoThis center offers an alternative to traditional hospital care. It provides state of the art radiation treatment in comfortable surroundings.

9357 West Emerald StBoise, ID 83704PHONE: 208-672-1000ONLINE: http://www.cancercenterofi daho.com/EMAIL: none provided

Eastern Idaho Regional Medical CenterThis facility offers a full range of cancer treatments and complimentary healthcare for patients.

2100 Channing WayIdaho Falls, ID 83404PHONE: 208-529-6111ONLINE: http://www.eirmc.org/CustomPage.asp?guidCustomContentID=FCBB2792-0877-404B-BD30-4C47651D0028EMAIL: [email protected]



University of Chicago Medical CenterThe University of Chicago offers advanced treatment methods and a full range of cancer experts to its patients. This comprehensive cancer center is regarded as one of the best in the state.

5841 S. Maryland AvenueChicago , IL 60637PHONE: 1-773-702-1000ONLINE: http://www.uchospitals.edu/EMAIL: https://www.uchospitals.edu/contact/request-information.html

INDIANA

Central Indiana Cancer CenterThe Central Indiana Cancer Center are made of a network of community based cancer facilities that provide comprehensive care to patients. It has fi ve sites and is affi liated with US Oncology.

10212 Lantern RdFishers, IN 46037PHONE: 317-356-2422ONLINE: http://www.indianacancer.com/EMAIL: [email protected]

Clarian Health Cancer CenterClarian Cancer Center combines the resources of Indiana University’s Simon Cancer Center and Methodist Cancer Center to give patients access to the extraordinary access to both facilities. An interdisciplinary approach combining world class medical services with spiritual and emotional needs is the hallmark of the program.

550 N. University BlvdIndianapolis, IN 46202PHONE: 800-265-3220ONLINE: http://www.clarian.org/portal/patients/clinical?clarianContentID=/clinical/cancer/index.xmlEMAIL: [email protected]



IOWA

Iowa Cancer Research FoundationThis nonprofi t organization uses molecular biology to try to fi nd new treatments for cancer.

11043 Aurora AvenueUrbandale, IA 50322PHONE: 515-270-8931ONLINE: http://www.iowacancer.org/EMAIL: [email protected]

University of Iowa Holden Cancer CenterThe Commission on Cancer has awarded this facility its prestigious outstanding achievement award. The facility offers extraordinary care to cancer patients and their families.

200 Hawkins DrIowa City, IA 52242PHONE: 319-356-1616ONLINE: http://www.uihealthcare.com/depts/cancercenter/index.htmlEMAIL: [email protected]

KANSAS

Kansas City Cancer CenterThis organization has 9 locations in the Kansas City area in order to make care convenient for patients. It is part of US Oncology. Patients can participate in clinical trials as well as proven treatments.9200 Indian Creek Parkway Building 9, Suite 300Overland Park, KS 66201PHONE: 913-541-4600ONLINE: http://www.kccancercenter.com/EMAIL: none provided

University of Kansas Cancer CenterThe University of Kansas Cancer Center is trying to eliminate cancer through research and top level patient treatment. It has a goal of becoming an NCI comprehensive cancer center within the next decade.4030 Robinson Hall, MS 1027 3901 Rainbow BlvdKansas City, KS 66160PHONE: 913-588-4700ONLINE: http://kmcri.kumc.edu/EMAIL: [email protected]



KENTUCKY

Brown Cancer CenterThis academic medical center is part of the University of Louisville. The center places important on both research and patient treatment in its effort to end cancer. Each patient is treated according to an individualized plan of care.

529 S. Jackson StreetLouisville, KY 40202PHONE: 866-530-5516ONLINE: http://browncancercenter.org/default.aspxEMAIL: [email protected]

Markey Cancer CenterThe Markey Cancer Center uses a team approach in its cancer research and patient treatment. It offers around 100 clinical trials as well as proven treatments for patients. Emphasis is placed on maintaining the patient’s quality of life to the greatest extent possible.

Room 140, 800 Rose StreetLexington, KY 40536PHONE: 866-340-4488ONLINE: http://ukhealthcare.uky.edu/Markey/EMAIL: http://ukhealthcare.uky.edu/Markey/contact.aspx

LOUISIANA

Louisiana Cancer Research ConsortiumThis partnership between LSU and Tulane will conduct research and trials to come up with innovative cancer treatments. The facility is currently being built.

1615 Poydras St, Suite 100New Orleans, LA 70112PHONE: 504-598-1557ONLINE: http://www.lcrc.info/EMAIL: [email protected]

Northeast Louisiana Cancer InstituteThis organization includes both Glenwood Regional Medical Center and St. Francis Medical Center. It offers many cancer treatments to benefi t each individual patient. The contact information provided is for the Monroe campus.

411 Calypso StMonroe, LA 71201PHONE: 318-327-1900ONLINE: http://www.cancerinstitute.com/Default.asp?PAGE_ID=0EMAIL: [email protected]



MAINE

Maine Cancer ConsortiumThis statewide organization is focused on cancer prevention, detection and care. Membership in the consortium is free.

One Bowdoin Mill Island, Suite 300Topsham, ME O4086PHONE: 207-287-4715ONLINE: http://www.mainecancerconsortium.org/EMAIL: [email protected]

Maine Coast Memorial HospitalThis hospital uses proven therapies, surgeries and other treatments to provide quality medical services to the people of the Acadia region of Maine.

50 Union StreetEllsworth, ME O4605PHONE: 207-664-5311ONLINE: http://www.mcmhospital.org/EMAIL: http://mcmhospital.org/pg/contact.htm

MARYLAND

Anne Arundel Medical Center DeCesaris Cancer InstituteThe DeCesaris Cancer Institute treats patients with the latest technologies and fi nest physicians while maintaining compassion and dignity for the individual patient.

2001 Medical ParkwayAnnapolis, MD 21401PHONE: 443-481-5800ONLINE: http://www.aahs.org/services/oncology/index.phpEMAIL: “[email protected]”

Johns Hopkins HospitalJohns Hopkins offers innovative and proven cancer treatments. Prevention, early detection, bone marrow transplantation and new drug development are important

parts of this institution.

401 North BroadwayBaltimore, MD 21231PHONE: 410-955-5222ONLINE: http://www.hopkinshospital.org/health_info/Cancer/index.htmlEMAIL: [email protected]

University of Maryland Greenbaum Cancer CenterThe Greenbaum Cancer Center offers both inpatient and outpatient cancer services using a team approach. The center has a preference for minimally invasive treatments when they can be used appropriately and conducts innovative research.

22 S. Greene St.Baltimore , MD 21201PHONE: 1-800-888-8823 ONLINE: http://www.umgcc.org/patient_info/canc_pat.htmEMAIL: https://secure.umm.edu/gcc_contact_form.htm



MASSACHUSETTS

Cancer ConnectionCancer Connection offers emotional and practical support to cancer patients and their families and caregivers. Services are provided free of charge.

Corner Rt 9 and Straw Street, PO Box 60452Florence, MA O1062PHONE: 413-586-1642ONLINE: http://www.cancer-connection.org/EMAIL: http://www.cancer-connection.org/contact

Dana Farber Cancer InstituteSince 1947, Dana Farber has been providing state of the art cancer care to children and adults. The institution focuses solely on cancer and treats the whole patient with the latest research techniques and proven therapies.

44 Binney StreetBoston, MA O2115PHONE: 617-632-3000ONLINE: http://www.dana-farber.org/EMAIL: [email protected]

Massachusetts General HospitalMassachusetts General Hospital is part of the Harvard Medical School network of teaching hospitals. It is the largest hospital in New England and it provides important training for doctors and world class treatment for patients.

55 Fruit StreetBoston, MA O2114PHONE: 877-726-5130ONLINE: http://www.massgeneral.org/cancer/index.aspEMAIL: http://www.massgeneral.org/cancer/contact/inquiry.asp



MICHIGAN

Lacks Cancer CenterLacks Cancer Center is the only hospital that treats only cancer in Western Michigan. The offer innovative medical treatments as well as meditations, nutrition counseling and full range of services.

200 Jefferson St SEGrand Rapids , MI 49503PHONE: 877-522-5764ONLINE: http://www.lackscancercenter.org/EMAIL: http://www.lackscancercenter.org/contact-us/

University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer CenterSince 1987 the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center was been providing diagnostic, treatment and support services to patients.

1500 East Medical Center Dr.Ann Arbor, MI 48109PHONE: 800-865-1125ONLINE: http://www.cancer.med.umich.edu/EMAIL: https://www2.med.umich.edu/cancer/CAL_inforequest_form/index.cfm

MINNESOTA

Mayo ClinicThe Mayo Clinic treats more than 200 different types of cancer. Cancer is treated through chemotherapy, radiation, bone marrow transplantation and clinical trials.

200 First Street S.W.Rochester, MN 55905PHONE: 507-538-3270ONLINE: http://www.mayoclinic.org/oncology/EMAIL: https://forms.mayoforms.org/forms/up/mc506400.cfm

University of Minnesota Medical Center FairviewFairview offers comprehensive cancer treatment for is patients and support for their families.

2450 Riverside AveMinneapolis, MN 55454PHONE: 800-824-1953.ONLINE: http://www.fairview.org/EMAIL: https://sslforms.fairview.org/healthresponseform.asp



MISSISSIPPI

Forrest General HospitalSince 1999, Forrest General has been providing cancer patients and their families with the highest level of individualized medical care.

6051 US Highway 49 PO Box 16389Hattiesburg, MS 39404PHONE: 800-844-4445ONLINE: http://www.forrestgeneral.com/services/cancer/EMAIL: http://www.forrestgeneral.com/contact/

Mississippi Cancer InstituteThis facility uses the most modern technology to provide world class comprehensive treatment to patients while maintaining a friendly at home attitude.

1501 Aston AveMcComb, MS 39648PHONE: 601-249-5510ONLINE: http://www.smrmc.com/framesets/cancerframe.htmlEMAIL: none provided

MISSOURI

Barnes Jewish HospitalThe Alvin J. Siteman Cancer Center is the only comprehensive cancer center in Missouri and is a global leader in research and patient treatment.

660 S. Euclid AveSt. Louis, MO 63110PHONE: 314-747-7222ONLINE: http://www.barnesjewish.orgEMAIL: http://www.siteman.wustl.edu/formblock.aspx?id=970&ekfrm=980

Missouri Cancer AssociatesMissouri Cancer Associates is made up of 15 physicians who use state of the art equipment to provide the best diagnostic tools and the best treatments available for cancer patients. They have more than one location.

1705 E. Broadway, Suite 100Columbia , MO 65201PHONE: 573-874-7800ONLINE: http://www.missouricancer.com/default.aspEMAIL: http://www.missouricancer.com/locations/default.asp



MONTANA

Cancer Family Network of MontanaThis group of dedicated volunteers provides educational and support programs for Montana families affected by cancer.

PO Box 6446Bozeman, MT 59711PHONE: 406-587-8080ONLINE: http://www.cancerfamilynetwork.org/EMAIL: http://www.cancerfamilynetwork.org/contact.html

Montana Cancer CenterThis is a Commission on Cancer Approved Community Hospital Comprehensive Cancer Program. Staff strive to provide the best possible care in a compassionate manner.

500 West BroadwayMissoula, MT 59802PHONE: 406-728-2539ONLINE: http://www.mtcancer.com/EMAIL: [email protected]

NEBRASKA

Alegent Health Care CenterThe Alegent Cancer Center conducts innovative clinical trials while treating patients on an inpatient and outpatient basis.

6901 N 72nd StOmaha, NE 68122PHONE: 402-572-2121ONLINE: http://www.alegent.com/body.cfm?id=2115EMAIL: http://www.alegent.com/body.cfm?id=9

Nebraska Medical CenterThe Nebraska Medical Center offers innovative research and top level treatment all with a focus on the individual. They offer world class treatment and a survivorship program for to help survivors transfer back into their regular lives.

42nd and DeweyOmaha, NE 68198PHONE: 1-800-922-0000ONLINE: http://www.nebraskamed.com/services/cancer/Index.aspxEMAIL: http://www.nebraskamed.com/contact.aspx



NEVADA

Nevada Cancer InstituteThis research linked comprehensive cancer center is the offi cial cancer treatment facility for the state of Nevada. In July 2008 it received the Gold Seal of Approval from the Joint Commission.

One Breakthrough WayLas Vegas, NV 89135PHONE: 702-822-LIFEONLINE: http://www.nevadacancerinstitute.org/EMAIL: none provided

Nevada Cancer Research FoundationThis nonprofi t organization employs over 50 oncologists who work with patients in a variety of facilities.

601 S. Rancho Dr, C-26Las Vegas, NV 89106PHONE: 782-384-0013ONLINE: http://www.sncrf.org/EMAIL: [email protected]

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Dartmouth Hitchcock Norris Cotton Cancer CenterThis cancer center focuses on preventing and treating cancer. It is a leading institution in New Hampshire and northern New England. It is one of the National Cancer Institute’s comprehensive cancer centers.

One Medical Center DriveLebanon, NH O3756PHONE: 603-653-9000ONLINE: http://www.cancer.dartmouth.edu/EMAIL: [email protected]

Southern New Hampshire Medical CenterThis facility strives to provide the best cancer care in a warm and supportive environment for each individual patient.

10 Prospect St Suite 202Nashua, NH O3060PHONE: 603-557-3089ONLINE: http://www.snhmc.org/medical/healthinformationresources_cancer.htmEMAIL: none provided



NEW JERSEY

Booker Cancer CenterThe Booker Cancer Center provides thorough treatment for a wide range of cancers. It conducts numerous clinical trials, employs highly qualifi ed staff from the best medical schools and gives each patient personalized care and attention.

1 Riverview PlazaRed Bank, NJ O7701PHONE: 800-560-9990ONLINE: http://www.riverviewmedicalcenter.com/index.cfm/Services/CancerProgram/index.cfmEMAIL: http://www.riverviewmedicalcenter.com/index.cfm/Contact/ContactForm.cfm

Camp QualityThis is both a summer camp and year round support program for kids with cancer. The treatment goal is to make kids smile and allow them to be happy. It is staffed by volunteers and programs are provided free of charge to kids.

PO Box 264Adelphia, NJ O7710PHONE: 732-431-2600ONLINE: http://www.campqualitynj.org/EMAIL: http://www.campqualitynj.org/contact-us.html

Cancer Institute of New JerseyThis facility is one of only 41 comprehensive cancer centers in the nation. It delivers the highest level of cancer care to adult and pediatric patients. It also has a strong research component to the program.

195 Little Albany StreetNew Brunswick, NJ O8903PHONE: 732-235-CINJONLINE: http://www.cinj.org/EMAIL: [email protected]



NEW MEXICO

New Mexico Cancer Care AllianceThis nonprofi t organization is dedicating to matching cancer patients with clinical trials and other experimental treatments locally.

801 University Blvd, Suite 102Albuquerque, NM 87106PHONE: 505-272-7813ONLINE: http://www.nmcca.org/EMAIL: [email protected]

New Mexico Cancer CenterThe New Mexico Cancer Center provides modern treatment and individualized support using a team of qualifi ed staff to treat each patient.

4901 Lang Ave NEAlbuquerque, NM 87109PHONE: 505-842-8171ONLINE: http://www.nmcancercenter.com/EMAIL: none provided

NEW YORK

Albany Medical CenterAlbany medical center provides inpatient and outpatient treatment for patients and is the only pediatric cancer center in the region.

43 New Scotland AvenueAlbany, NY 12208PHONE: 877-262-8008ONLINE: http://www.amc.edu/index.cfmEMAIL: [email protected]

Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterSloan Kettering is a world leader in patient care and research. The facility offers special support services for pediatric and international patients. It provides ongoing research and support for cancer survivors.

1275 York AvenueNew York, NY 10065PHONE: 212-639-2000ONLINE: http://www.mskcc.org/mskcc/html/44.cfmEMAIL: [email protected]

New York Presbyterian Hosp. of Columbia & CornellState of the art care and cutting edge research defi ne this world class cancer research and treatment facility that is affi liated with two of the best universities in the country.

622 West 168th StNew York, NY 10032PHONE: 212-305-2500ONLINE: http://www.nypcancer.org/EMAIL: http://app1.nyp.org/AppointmentRequest/jsp/request_form.jsp



NORTH CAROLINA

Duke Comprehensive Cancer CenterDuke is home to one of the nation’s 41 comprehensive cancer centers. It simultaneously focuses on research and patient care.

2424 Erwin RdDurham, NC 27705PHONE: 800-422-6237ONLINE: http://www.cancer.duke.edu/EMAIL: http://www.dukehealth.org/ContactUs/ConsultationsAndReferrals

Wake Forest University Baptist Medical CenterWake Forest University conducts world class cancer research. It is one of 7 sites world wide studying the effectiveness of anti cancer vaccine to reduce breast cancer. It also provides high quality care to cancer patients.

Medical Center BoulevardWinston Salem, NC 27157PHONE: 800-446-2255ONLINE: http://www1.wfubmc.edu/cancer/EMAIL: https://www1.wfubmc.edu/visitors/Contact+Us/HOCForm.htm

NORTH DAKOTA

Cancer Center of North DakotaThe team at the Cancer Center of North Dakota provides early detection education, cancer treatment and research with a fi rm commitment to compassionate patient support.

1451 44th Avenue South Unit E Grand Forks, ND 58201PHONE: 888-785-2263ONLINE: http://cancercenternd.com/EMAIL: [email protected].

Roger Maris Cancer CenterThis facility is part of Meritcare. It provides innovative programs and conducts exciting research while providing outstanding service to patients.

820 4th St NorthFargo, ND 58122PHONE: 701-234-6161ONLINE: http://www.meritcare.com/specialties/cancer/about/index.aspxEMAIL: http://www.meritcare.com/feedback/emailfeedback.aspx



OHIO

Cleveland ClinicThe Cleveland Clinic treats all types of cancers and is the number one cancer treatment facility in the state of Ohio.

9500 Euclid AveCleveland, OH 44195PHONE: 866-223-8100ONLINE: http://my.clevelandclinic.org/cancer/cancers.aspxEMAIL: “[email protected]”

Ohio State University James Cancer HospitalOhio State University James Cancer Hospital offers personalized health care to help patients achieve their treatment goals. It also offers world class research opportunities to health care professionals.

300 West Tenth Avenue, Suite 519Columbus , OH 43210PHONE: 1-800-293-5066ONLINE: http://www.jamesline.com/EMAIL: [email protected].

OKLAHOMA

Central Oklahoma Cancer CenterThe Central Oklahoma Cancer Center provides comprehensive cancer treatment using state of the art technology and highly qualifi ed staff.

4401 S WesternOklahoma City, OK 73109PHONE: 405-636-7860ONLINE: http://www.integris-health.com/INTEGRIS/en-US/Specialties/CancerServices/COCC/EMAIL: https://www.integris-health.com/INTEGRIS/en-US/AboutUs/ContactUs.htm

Southwestern Regional Medical CenterSouthwestern Medical Center offers advanced diagnostic and therapeutic cancer treatments. Inpatient and outpatient services are available. It was the only hospital in Oklahoma to receive the Commission on Cancer’s 2007 Outstanding Achievement Award.

10109 E. 79th StreetTulsa, OK 74133PHONE: 1-800-268-0786ONLINE: http://www.cancercenter.com/southwestern-hospital.cfmEMAIL: https://www.cancercenter.com/contact-us/email.cfm



OREGON

Oregon Health & Science Univ. Cancer Care CenterThe Cancer Care Center has an experienced staff that offers patients innovative and traditional treatments using an interdisciplinary approach, as appropriate.

3303 SW Bond AvePortland, OR 97239PHONE: 503-494-6594ONLINE: http://www.ohsu.edu/health/clinics-and-services/clinic.cfm?id=11457EMAIL: http://www.ohsu.edu/xd/about/contact.cfm

Willamette Valley Cancer CenterThis cancer center uses a team approach to provide individualized and high quality service to patients. It has three Oregon locations and each provides support as well as innovative treatments. Contact information is for the Eugune location. Other locations include Florence and Springfi eld.

520 Country Club RdEugene, OR 97401PHONE: 541-683-5001ONLINE: http://www.wvcancercenter.com/EMAIL: none provided

PENNSYLVANIA

Abramson Cancer Center UpennAbramson Cancer Center is dedicated to research, training, education programs and providing complete patient care. It works closely with other departments at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital.

300 Spruce StreetPhiladelphia , PA 19104PHONE: 1-800-789-PENNONLINE: http://penncancer.org/EMAIL: https://secure.pennhealth.com/wagform/MainPage.aspx?confi g=apptrequest

Eastern Regional Medical CenterThis facility opened in 2005 and is affi liated with the Cancer Treatment Centers of America. It is a state of the art facility designed to provide healing and hope to its patients.

1331 East Wyoming Ave.Philadelphia, PA 19124PHONE: 1-800-268-0786ONLINE: http://www.cancercenter.com/eastern-hospital.cfmEMAIL: https://www.cancercenter.com/contact-us/email.cfm



University of Pittsburgh Medical CenterUPMC Cancer Centers is one of the largest groups of cancer physicians and professionals in the country. UPMC offers world class cancer care in more than 40 locations in Western Pennsylvania.

5150 Centre AvenuePittsburgh, PA 15232PHONE: 412-647-2811ONLINE: http://www.upmc.com/Pages/Home.aspxEMAIL: [email protected]

RHODE ISLAND

Cancer Prevention Research CenterThis organization is dedicated to research that will allow cancer patients to live longer healthier lives.

Social Science Building, URI CampusKingston, RI O2881PHONE: 401-874-1000ONLINE: http://www.uri.edu/research/cprc/EMAIL: [email protected]

Memorial Hospital of Rhode IslandThis cancer center is affi liated with Brown Medical School. It offers clinical trials and a comprehensive range of treatments.

111 Brewster StreetPawtucket, RI O2860PHONE: 401-729-2700ONLINE: http://mhriweb.org/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.5303EMAIL: none provided



SOUTH CAROLINA

AnMed Health Cancer CenterAnMed Health Cancer Center uses sophisticated technology and treatments to provide inpatient and outpatient cancer services to patients.

2000 East Greenville StreetAnderson, SC 29621PHONE: 863-512-1000ONLINE: http://www.anmedhealth.org/body.cfm?id=659EMAIL: unknown

Cancer Care Institute of CarolinaThis comprehensive cancer center provides high quality cancer care with advanced technology to its patients. It strives to provide the best possible medical care while caring for the patient’s emotional needs at the same time.

203 University ParkwayAiken, SC 29802PHONE: 803-641-5000ONLINE: http://www.aikenregional.com/index.php?PageID=1733EMAIL: https://www.aikenregional.com/index.php?PageID=1721

SOUTH DAKOTA

Avera Cancer InstituteThe Avera Cancer Institute has a commitment to cancer education and prevention. For cancer patients it provides a multidisciplinary approach to treating the entire person.

1001 East 21st StreetSioux Falls, SD 57105PHONE: 605-322-3000ONLINE: http://www.averamckennan.org/amck/cancer/index.aspxEMAIL: [email protected]

Sanford Cancer CenterThis research organization is affi liated with the University of South Dakota School of Medicine. Clinical research trials are done on many types of cancer. Pediatric cancers are also researched.

1309 West 17th StreetSioux Falls, SD 57104PHONE: 605-328-8000ONLINE: http://www.sanfordhealth.org/centersofexcellence/cancer/research/EMAIL: [email protected]



TENNESSEE

University of Tennessee Cancer InstitutePatients at this facility are able to take advantage of multidisciplinary medical teams in order to receive the best possible cancer treatment. The group has multiple locations in Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi. The telephone number and e-mail provided are good for all locations.

7945 Wolf River BlvdGermantown, TN 38138PHONE: 877-988-3267ONLINE: http://www.utcancer.com/utci/index.phpEMAIL: [email protected]

Vanderbilt University Medical CenterVanderbilt University has a comprehensive cancer center. The cancer center focuses on making the right diagnosis and providing treatment options to patients and their families.

691 Preston BuildingNashville, TN 37232PHONE: 615-936-587ONLINE: http://www.vicc.org/EMAIL: https://intranet.vicc.org/forms/referral.php

TEXAS

Gilda’s Club North TexasGilda’s club offers free support to a cancer patients and their families from the time of diagnosis through treatment. Special programs are offered for children and teens.

One Works of Grace Plaza, 2710 Oak Lawn Ave.Dallas, TX 75219PHONE: 214-219-8877ONLINE: http://www.gildasclubtx.org/EMAIL: [email protected]

Klabzuba Cancer Center at Harris Methodist Ft. Worth HospitalThis facility offers community based cancer treatment while maintaining a registry of clinical trials that allow eligible patients to participate in programs nationwide.

1301 Pennsylvania AveForth Worth, TX 76104PHONE: 817-250-2000ONLINE: http://www.texashealth.org/body.cfm?id=374EMAIL: https://www.texashealth.org/body_secure.cfm?id=2636



University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer CenterThis hospital was ranked fi rst in cancer treatment by U.S. News & World Report in 2008. They offer comprehensive cancer treatments from prevention to treatment and education programs. A children’s cancer hospital is part of the larger facility.

1515 Holcombe BlvdHouston, TX 77030PHONE: 1-800-392-1611ONLINE: http://www.mdanderson.org/EMAIL: http://www.mdanderson.org/departments/infoline/dindex.cfm?pn=3d0e360b-776f-11d4-aec300508bdcce3a

UTAH

Huntsman Cancer Hospital University of UtahThe Huntsman Cancer Institute believes that the best way to understand, prevent and treat this disease is to understand it at molecular and genetic level. It is a national leader in the fi ght against cancer.

1950 Circle of HopeSalt Lake City, UT 84112PHONE: 877-585-0303ONLINE: http://www.huntsmancancer.org/EMAIL: [email protected]

Utah Cancer SpecialistsThis medical practice is highly specialized and dedicated to treating all kinds of cancers and blood disorders. It has multiple locations in Utah and has hospital privileges at many Utah hospitals. Contact information is for Murray, UT location only.

5121 South Cottonwood Street A-2Murray , UT 84517PHONE: 801-263-3416ONLINE: http://www.utahcancer.com/EMAIL: [email protected]



VERMONT

Vermont Cancer CenterThe Vermont Cancer Center has been designated as a comprehensive cancer center by the National Cancer Institute. The facility offer world class prevention, detection, treatment and research.

UVM E-213 Given Building 89 Beaumont AvenueBurlington, VT O5405PHONE: 802-656-4414ONLINE: http://www.vermontcancer.org/EMAIL: [email protected]

Vermont Cancer Survivor NetworkThis organization is dedicated to helping cancer patients beginning at the time of diagnosis and lasting for the rest of their lives. Support is also available to family and caregivers of cancer patients.

PO Box 42Montpelier, VT O5601PHONE: 800-652-5064ONLINE: http://vcsn.net/wordpress/EMAIL: [email protected]

VIRGINIA

AMC Cancer CenterThe Augusta Medical Center Cancer Center provides all of the medical treatment, related therapies and supports that you need in one place. An individualized treatment plan is developed for every patient.

PO Box 1000Fisherville, VA 22939PHONE: 540- 332-5960 ONLINE: http://www.augustamed.com/amconcology.shtmlEMAIL: http://www.augustamed.com/feedback.aspx

University of Virginia Medical Center, CharlottesvilleThe University of Virginia has, as its mission, to educate the public about early detection and prevention, to conduct translational research and to provide compassionate and innovative care to patients.

1300 Jefferson Park AveCharlottesville, VA 22908PHONE: 1-800-223-9173ONLINE: http://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/internet/cancer/EMAIL: [email protected]

Virginia Cancer InstituteThe Virginia Cancer Institute provides treatment, support and follow up care for cancer patients. Patients are given the opportunity to make informed decisions and to participate fully in their care. They have several locations throughout Virginia. Contact information is provided for West End / Reynold’s Crossing in Richmond, VA.6605 West Broad Suite ARichmond, VA 23230PHONE: 804-287-3000ONLINE: http://www.vacancer.com/EMAIL: none provided



WASHINGTON

Seattle Cancer Care AllianceThe Seattle Cancer Care Alliance combines the expertise of three excellent cancer care facilities: the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, University of Washington Medicine and, Seattle Children’s.

825 Eastlake Ave ESeattle, WA 98109PHONE: 800-804-8824ONLINE: http://www.seattlecca.org/EMAIL: [email protected]

Seattle Cancer Treatment & Wellness CenterA team of medical professional work with each patient to treat all of the patient’s needs. The facility offers established and experimental treatment methods as well as complementary therapies such as massage, naturopathy and counseling.

122 16th Avenue EastSeattle, WA 98112PHONE: 800-615-3055ONLINE: http://www.cancercenter.com/seattle-clinic.cfmEMAIL: https://www.cancercenter.com/contact-us/email.cfm

WEST VIRGINIA

Mary Babb Randolph Cancer CenterThis cancer center is affi liated with West Virginia University. Multidisciplinary teams work together to provide the best cancer treatment in West Virginia. It is also a dedicated research facility.

One Medical Center Drive Health Sciences Center PO Box 8110Morgantown, WV 26506PHONE: 877-427-2894ONLINE: http://www.hsc.wvu.edu/mbrcc/EMAIL: http://www.hsc.wvu.edu/mbrcc/webmaster.asp

West Virginia Comprehensive Cancer ProgramThis organization exists to make sure that all of the government entities, hospitals, doctors and other professionals who work to fi ght cancer in West Virginia work together effectively and cohesively.

350 Capitol Street Room 206Charleston, WV 25301PHONE: 304-558-0644ONLINE: http://www.wvhpcd.org/ccp/AbouttheProgram/tabid/696/Default.aspxEMAIL: [email protected]



WISCONSIN

Aspirus Regional Cancer CenterThe Aspirus Regional Cancer Center offers advanced cancer treatments with a feeling of care. Comprehensive care is provided to each individual patient using a multidisciplinary team of providers.

333 Pine Ridge BlvdWausau, WI 54401PHONE: 800-283-2881ONLINE: http://www.aspirus.org/ourServices/index.cfm?catID=1&subCatID=6&pageID=6EMAIL: http://www.aspirus.org/contactUs/index.cfm?catID=5&subCatID=41&pageID=170

University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer CenterThe University of Wisconsin has the only comprehensive cancer center in the state. It offers innovative cancer research, top level cancer care and active community involvement for its patients and physicians.

600 Highland AvenueMadison, WI 53792PHONE: 1-800-622-8922ONLINE: http://www.uwhealth.org/comprehensivecancercenter/madisonwisconsin/10252EMAIL: [email protected]

WYOMING

Big Horn Basin Radiation Oncology CenterThis group provides radiation, chemotherapy and surgery for cancer patients. It is a joint project of the Northern Rockies Radiation Oncology Center in Montana and West Park Hospital in Wyoming.

1025 Ninth StreetCody, WY 82414PHONE: 877-587-2955ONLINE: http://bhbasincancercenter.org/EMAIL: none provided

Kickin’ Cancer in Sublette CountyThis group helps local cancer patients who live in a rural area and who must travel to cancer treatment center. The group provides fund for the cost of travel, food and lodging.

PO Box 383Daniel, WY 83115PHONE: 307-859-8274ONLINE: http://www.pinedaleonline.com/kickincancer/EMAIL: [email protected]

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