Libraries from all over the world can be accessed, and you can download information in minutes from huge databases like MedLine or Cancerlit. Exchanges between individuals occur through bulletin boards and discussion listservs. It is wise to verify information prior to acting on it and to bring all questions or concerns you have to your physician. Each subscriber receives a copy of an email sent by any member of the group. Some active groups generate dozens of messages a day.
Parents discuss topics such as diet, late effects, and many other off treatment issues.
Members provide support, resources, and their personal experiences. All issues of the newsletter are online, as well as an extensive list of resources. A guide to cancer resources on the Internet from the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship. Comprehensive deaf-related resources. Hundreds of medical links.