
Oncology NEWS International
- Oncology NEWS International Vol 7 No 1
- Volume 7
- Issue 1
NABCO Resource Card on Breast Cancer Available
NEW YORK-The National Alliance of Breast Cancer Organizations (NABCO) has introduced the NABCO Resource Card, a quick reference guide to services and programs offered by the top breast cancer organizations in the United States.
NEW YORKThe National Alliance of Breast Cancer Organizations (NABCO) has introduced the NABCO Resource Card, a quick reference guide to services and programs offered by the top breast cancer organizations in the United States.
Every day, we hear from women, If I had only known about you, said Amy Langer, executive director of NABCO and a 12-year breast cancer survivor. Even though there are many breast cancer resources available, too often women are not connecting with them. With support from Schering Corporation, we have created the NABCO Resource Card to offer a free directory to women and their families everywhere.
One Million Cards
The card, sized to fit in a business envelope, concisely lists services in nine areas, including support groups, legal matters, clinical trials, volunteer groups, and information on breast cancer risks, diagnosis, and treatment. The toll-free telephone numbers of leading breast cancer organizations are provided.
One million of the cards will be distributed to more than 10,000 physicians offices and organizations cross the country. To receive a free NABCO Resource Card, call 1-800-610-5757.
Articles in this issue
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Interferon Improves Survival In CML: 10-Year Follow-upabout 28 years ago
Update on Breast Cancer Chemoprevention Trialsabout 28 years ago
Topotecan Plus Cytarabine Promising in MDSabout 28 years ago
Update of Letrozole Pivotal Trials in Advanced Breast Cancerabout 28 years ago
Arguments Against Mammograms for Age 40-49 Refutedabout 28 years ago
Proton Beam Therapy Appears Safer than Prostatectomy, X-raysabout 28 years ago
RT Effective Palliation for Malignant Melanomaabout 28 years ago
Metastatic Breast Cancer Responds to Docetaxel, Doxorubicin, Cytoxanabout 28 years ago
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