Magazines for Caregivers and Cancer Patients

Submitted by Angie Thu 03/05/2009

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Coping with Cancer
www.copingmag.com/cancer/ Coping® With Cancer is America's consumer magazine for people whose lives have been touched by cancer.. Now in its 22nd year of providing knowledge, hope and inspiration, its readers include cancer patients (survivors) and their families, caregivers, healthcare teams and support group leaders.

Women & Cancer
www.womenandcancermag.com Women & Cancer is the premier women's health and wellness magazine, delivering breaking news about topics critical to women making informed decisions about their own and their family's health and emphasizing cancer prevention, early detection, management, and survivorship.

As our readers face the challenges that a cancer diagnosis brings, we hope that the goodness that life has to offer, the lasting affection of friends and family and the remembrance of all of the women who have come through their experience with cancer as survivors, creating a legacy of hope for those who follow, will offer strength and inspiration.

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Support Groups

SupportGroups.com

For individuals, friends and families who are looking to connect during life's challenging times. Share personal experiences, evaluate information and get support during times of need, illness, treatment or recovery.

Cancer Support Groups

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