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Finding a Job After Cancer

For some cancer survivors, looking for a new job or reentering the job market can be a challenging experience. However, unless you have physical or mental disabilities that limit the type of work you are planning to perform, your cancer history should not affect your ability to get a job. If you are qualified for a job, an employer cannot refuse to hire you simply because you have a history of cancer.

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Cancer Basics

Find out about the basics of cancer care, particularly helpful if you or a loved one has been newly diagnosed with cancer.

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Cancer Screening and Prevention

Cancer Screening and Prevention

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After Treatment and Survivorship

After Treatment and Survivorship

Read articles about how to deal with issues arising after treatment for cancer. This section also contains articles on survivorship issues.

Treatments, Tests, and Procedures

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Learn more about the specific medical tests and procedures used to diagnose and treat cancer.

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Cancer not only affects the person diagnosed, it also affects family members and friends. Learn ways to cope with a cancer diagnosis.

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Side Effects

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Expert Information from ASCO

Expert Information from ASCO

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