There are many Internet sources that provide cancer information and resources. Listed below are a few of these sources. The State Cancer Legislative Database , maintained by the National Cancer Institute, provides summaries of legislation affecting cancer prevention and control.
Laws are searchable by state, topic, or date.
The National Cancer Institute Cancer Facts fact sheet, Cancer Information Sources , describes resources that you may find helpful in identifying books and articles about cancer. The National Library of Medicine is the world's largest biomedical library. The National Library of Medicine maintains several databases of journal abstracts. These databases can be searched online. The National Library of Medicine also provides access to medical dictionaries and allows users to order articles through its Lonesome Doc service.