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National Cancer Institute.
What You Need To Know About: Liver Cancer.
You can also order a copy of this pamphlet from National Cancer Institute's on-line
Publication Locator.
CancerCare.
Update on the Treatment of Liver Cancer - opens as a PDF.
Gangloff, Jennifer M. "Liver Cancer: More Cases, More Causes".
Cure; Vol.6, No. 2, Spring 2007, (p. 35).
Available online at:
www.curetoday.com. Click on "Back Issues" and select
from the list.
Abou-Alfa, Ghassan K., and Ronald DeMatteo.
100 Questions and Answers
about Liver Cancer. Sudbury, MA: Jones and Bartlett, 2006.
All about Liver Cancer at the American Cancer Society website.
Liver Cancer Network
Illustrations and photos explain the anatomy, diagnosis and treatments of
liver cancer. Presented by Allegheny General Hospital.
Hepatoma (Liver) Cancer page on the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center site.
Liver Cancer Homepage on cancer.gov
- Go to the National Cancer Institute site
- Click on: "Cancer Information"
- Click on: "Types of Cancer"
- Scroll down to "Alphabetical List of Cancers" and select from the list.
Cancer.net Guide to Liver Cancer from the American Society for Clinical Oncology
American Liver Foundation
75 Maiden Lane, Suite 603
New York, NY 10038
1-800-GO LIVER (465-4837)
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