Thank you for visiting Cancer.Net, ASCO's patient information website. ASCO welcomes your comments and questions about Cancer.Net and its patient information program. Below are answers to some frequently asked questions about the site's content, technical support, and navigation assistance, as well as general contact information.
Please note that ASCO staff cannot answer personal medical questions, give treatment recommendations, or provide direct financial support. Please talk with your doctor about all individual cancer care decisions.
How do I find an oncologist in my area?
Cancer.Net offers a free, searchable online Find an Oncologist database.
Who do I contact if I'm interested in reprinting Cancer.Net content?
Complete the Permissions Request Form and return it to permissions@asco.org.
How can I learn more about Cancer.Net's Linking Policy?
Visit Cancer.Net's Linking Policy page. To request a link on Cancer.Net, complete and return the Linking Request Form (PDF) to contactus@cancer.net.
How can I get printed patient education materials and Cancer.Net promotional materials?
As of January 1, 2023, ASCO is no longer selling printed patient education materials. ASCO values the trust the oncology community has placed in ASCO Answers over the years, and we thank you for supporting your patients with these educational materials. ASCO Answers fact sheets and guides will still be regularly updated and available as free printable PDF downloads. For printing quantities over 100, please reach out to permissions@asco.org.
ASCO continues to offer Cancer.Net referral cards and pens free of charge. Please email contactus@cancer.net to place an order.
How can I get a copy of a journal article published on ascopubs.org?
Patients and caregivers can make requests for individual papers at no cost. These papers can be requested by e-mailing the journals’ publisher, Wolters Kluwer Health, at customerservice@lww.com. We aim to provide the requested articles within two business days. In the subject line, please include the text “ASCO.” In your request, please include the article title and author(s), date published, and/or the URL if available. This will ensure that our team can locate the requested content as quickly as possible.
Where can I learn more about Cancer.Net and ASCO?
Details about Cancer.Net's medical review process and ASCO can be found on the About Us page.
Who do I contact if I'm a reporter or with a media organization and wish to use Cancer.Net information?
Contact ASCO's Media Relations department at mediateam@asco.org.
How can I contact Cancer.Net about writing a guest post for the blog?
The Cancer.Net Blog does not publish sponsored or paid content. We do accept guest posts for consideration for publication. All guest post content must meet the editorial vision of the Cancer.Net Blog and suit the interests of our diverse audience. Review our Guest Posting Policies to learn more. To submit a guest post idea or to ask any other questions about the blog, email blog@cancer.net.
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How can I contact Cancer.Net and ASCO with other questions?
Email: contactus@cancer.net
Mailing address: American Society of Clinical Oncology, 2318 Mill Road, Suite 800, Alexandria, VA 22314, Attn: Marketing & Communications