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 Ashvini
Sengar, MD |
| Debora
Bruno, MD |
| Pornchai
Jonglertham, MD |
| Lorri
Davison, APRN |
| Donna
Stec, RN, OCN |
| Carlene
Springer, RN, OCN |
| Leah
Trausch, RN |
| Teresa
Schukei, RN |
| Cassandra
Brader, RN |
| Ardyce
Zubrod, RMA |
| Candice
Bell, Office Manager |
| Laberta
Koehler, Billing |
| Tara
Babcock, Billing |
| Laura
Doyle, Receptionist |
| Sandra
Bahensky, |
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These resources
are provided for informational purposes only.
Nebraska Cancer Care does not endorse, nor can it guarantee,
the accuracy of any of the listed resources. |
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The
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society |
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The Leukemia & Lymphoma
Society is the world's largest voluntary health organization
dedicated to funding blood cancer research, education,
and patient services. |
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American
Cancer Society |
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The American Cancer Society
is the nationwide community-based voluntary health organization
dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem
by preventing cancer, saving lives, and diminishing suffering
from cancer, through research, education, advocacy, and
service. |
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Oncology
Nursing Society |
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The Oncology Nursing Society
is a professional organization of more than 33,000 registered
nurses and other healthcare providers dedicated to excellence
in patient care, education, research, and administration
in oncology nursing. |
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Cancer
Hope Network |
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Provides free and confidential
one-on-one support to cancer patients and their families. |
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People
Living With Cancer |
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Oncologist-approved cancer information
from the American Society of Clinical Oncology. |
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Caring
4 Cancer |
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Cancer information for patients,
caregivers, and health care professionals. |
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Cure
Today |
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Cancer updates, research, and
education. |
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Women's
Cancer Network |
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Keeping women informed and to
enable them to be their own health advocates. |
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Ovarian
Cancer Research Fund |
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Working to conquer ovarian cancer
by uniting individuals and organizations in a national
movement. |
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Cancer
Care |
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CancerCare is a national nonprofit
organization that provides free, professional support
services for anyone affected by cancer. |
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Lance
Armstrong Foundation |
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Provides cancer information
about education, advocacy, public health and research
programs. |
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American
Society of Clinical Oncology |
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The American Society of Clinical
Oncology is a non-profit organization with overarching
goals of improving cancer care and prevention and ensuring
that all patients with cancer receive care of the highest
quality. |
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American
Society of Hematology |
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Promotes the understanding,
diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disorders affecting
the blood, bone marrow, and the immunologic, hemostatic
and vascular systems, by promoting research, clinical
care, education, training, and advocacy in hematology. |
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National
Cancer Institute |
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The Federal Government's principal
agency for cancer research and training. |
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Mary
Lanning Memorial Hospital |
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