National Cancer Institute: Lung Cancer
Offering information about lung cancer treatment, clinical trials, prevention, genetics, and causes of lung cancer, screening and testing, research, and related information. more

LungCancer.org
Offers information for lung cancer patients and their families, and referral to CancerCare's free professional counseling, education programs, and financial assistance for people with lung cancer. more

Lung Cancer - MedlinePlus
Includes articles on symptoms, treatment, prevention, clinical trials, and more..Information about lung cancer form Medline Plus more

Lung Cancer Online
Includes facts on symptoms, side effects, treatment options, and much more..Offers information and resources for lung cancer patients and families more

Lung Cancer - American Lung Association
Facts about lung cancer, its causes, detection, treatment, and prevention of the leading cancer killer in both men and women. more

Lung Cancer Information Center - CancerBackup
Disease information including lung cancer types, causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment overview, controlling symptoms, and follow-up measures. more

Lung Cancer - Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
Includes the causes and risk factors, detection, and treatment options..Overview, detailed guide, and additional information from the American Cancer Society more

Lung Cancer
2004 Lung Cancer Statistics 68,431 women died from lung cancer in 2004.Research continues to look for better ways to prevent and control lung cancer. more

Lung cancer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1.9 .Lung cancer is a disease of uncontrolled cell Lung cancer may be seen on chest x-ray and computed tomography (CT scan) Unspecified lung cancer more

Lung Cancer Screening - National Cancer Institute
Search.Expert-reviewed information summary about tests used to detect or screen for lung cancer.Lung Cancer Screening (PDQ®) Last Modified: 02/17/2006 more

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Ontario's government will spend an additional $50 million to help cover three of the most expensive cancer drugs. Thirty-million dollars over the next three years will go toward Avastin for colorectal cancer, whilce $20 million will fund Sprycel for ... more

Ontario will spend an additional $50 million to cover three of the most expensive cancer drugs over the next three years, Health Minister David Caplan announced Wednesday. The province is earmarking $30 million to fund Avastin for colorectal cancer ... more