• Cancer.gov: Treatment - Provides access to authoritative documents from the National Cancer Institute, including information about treatment, supportive care, and clinical trials.
• MedlinePlus: Chemotherapy - Developed by the National Library of Medicine specifically for consumers, this site is a portal for both government-sponsored and privately developed health information for the lay public. Look for links to familiar places like the National Institutes of Health. An interactive tutorial is available.
• MedlinePlus: Radiation Therapy - From the same site developed by the National Library of Medicine. Two interactive tutorials are available.

• Encyclopedia of Pain. Schmidt RF, ed. 2007.
• Gale Encyclopedia of Cancer. Longe J, ed. 2006.

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• "When Watchful Waiting is the Right Choice for Prostate Cancer." Johns Hopkins Medical Letter, Health after 50. 18(8):1–2. October 2006.

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