1.
www.breastcancercare.org.uk
For women and men with breast cancer, their partners, friends and
families. Covers diagnosis, treatment and different aspects of
living with breast cancer. There are also pages for younger women
with breast cancer and for anyone affected by secondary breast
cancer.
2.
www.breastcancer.net
Provides links and an excellent newsletter which keeps you
up-to-date on what’s in the news about breast cancer research and
treatment. You must pay a fee to access the information.
3.
www.cancerbacup.org.uk
Up-to-date information on all types of cancer, with practical advice
and support for patients, their families and carers. The breast
cancer section gives information about symptoms, diagnosis,
treatment and after treatment.
4.
www.cancer.gov
This United States government site gives information
about all types of cancer. The breast cancer section
explains treatment in simple medical terms and
describes current research.
5.
www.komen.org
Information and resources for patients, friends and
families. Includes diagnosis, treatment, life after
treatment, and survivors’ stories. The Susan G. Komen
Breast Cancer Foundation supports innovative breast
cancer research.
6.
www.lbbc.org
Living Beyond Breast Cancer is a site for all women
with breast cancer, but particularly young survivors. It provides transcripts of lectures given at breast
cancer conferences, and also includes messages boards
and links.
7.
www.lymphnotes.com
An American website that provides information, news,
chat forums and personal stories relating to lymph edema.
8.
www.lymphoedema.org.au
An Australian website that provides information about lymph edema.
9.
www.mamm.com
MAMM is a print magazine that was launched in the
United States in 1997 to meet the needs of women with
breast cancer and reproductive cancer. You can read
back articles on this website.
10.
www.SusanLoveMD.org
Offers a wealth of information, including sections on
“Decision Making” (about treatment choices, doctors
etc), “Living with Cancer,” and “Taking Charge of Your
Health.” Answers hundreds of frequently asked questions and provides links to hundreds of websites.
The Susan Love MD Breast Cancer Research Foundation is
dedicated to finding a cure for breast cancer.
11.
www.vitaloptions.org
A not-for-profit organization that uses communication
technology to reach every person touched by cancer.
The “Group Room” allows people from all walks of life
and in any physical condition to meet online, talk,
exchange information and speak in a unified voice
about the cancer experience.
12.
www.y-me.org
The Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization website
allows you to download their publications, including
“Every Women’s Guide to Breast Cancer,” which is for
newly diagnosed women. The website also includes
practical tips for daily living with breast cancer and
information about treatment options.
13.
www.young.survival.org
A website for younger women with breast cancer that
answers many frequently asked questions and also
includes a bulletin board, chat forum, and research
news.