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Cancer.Net includes many other sections about the medical and emotional aspects of cancer, both for the person diagnosed and their family members and friends. This website is meant to be a resource for you and your loved ones from the time of diagnosis, through treatment, and beyond.

Beyond this guide, here are a few links to help you explore other parts of Cancer.Net:

• Search for a cancer specialist in your local area using this free database of doctors from the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

• Review dictionary articles to help understand medical phrases and terms used in cancer care and treatment.

• Read more about the first steps to take when you are diagnosed with cancer.

• Find out more about clinical trials as a treatment option.

• Get information about managing the financial cost of cancer care.

• Learn more about coping with the emotions that cancer can bring, including those within a family or a relationship.

• Find a national, not-for-profit advocacy organization that may offer additional information, services, and support for people with this type of cancer.

• Explore what to do when you finish active treatment.

• To find a range of information and insights from different voices on timely cancer topics, visit the Cancer.Net Blog.

• For more information about treatment options for this disease, see the following topic review from UpToDate: Patient information:  Renal cell carcinoma (Beyond the Basics). Please note that this link takes you to a separate, independent website.  

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