While other websites offer technical information about cancer, few match that information with the experience based perspectives that only the community itself can create.

As you know, when researching cancer online you'll find a large volume of information scattered across many websites. It can take hours of time (time that most people don't have) to filter through all these resources. wikiCancer is determined to simplify the process and become the one source for information the community values most.

The following are links to some of the most popular and useful tools on the site.

Shared stories
Whether you're undergoing treatment, are in remission, or simply care about someone who has cancer, this is the forum to share your experiences, discoveries, and emotions about your journey with cancer. If you're not ready to share, explore how other people have been affected and dealt with cancer before you.

Feedback on other cancer sites
There are tons of other websites out there that deal with the topic of cancer. Some provide accurate and valuable information -- many others don't. Here's the venue to explore which sites others have found useful and share your feedback on which worked best for you.

News and research
Stay abreast of the latest in cancer news and research. Learn about the newest drug discoveries, nutritional studies, clincial trials, etc. Seen a cool press release related to cancer? Add it here if it's not already mentioned.

Feedback on other sources of support
Learn what others have to say about their experience with the many sources of support available. From cancer support groups to newsletters to books and movies, there's a place for everything here.

The list of carcinogens
In this day and age it can be tempting to conclude that everything causes cancer and that there is not much you can do to avoid the inevitable. Many common consumer products do contain carcinogenic materials -- the the best way to live healthier is to get educated about which to avoid.

Feedback on doctors and facilities
Do you owe your life to the talents of a particular hematologist? Did you find that the nurses at your local community hospital went above and beyond? Find out what others have to say about doctors and facilities in your area and be sure to add your own perspective.

The wikiCancer glossary
A glossary of the cancer related terms we'll face as we navigate the world of cancer. There's over 3000 terms in here!

The wikiCancer drug dictionary
There's no shortage of drugs targeted at the cancer community. The drug dictionary is the forum for clarifying what they are and how they work -- uses, dosage, side effects, etc.

Recipe ideas
Learn and share the recipes that give us the energy to keep on pushing. From comfort foods to suggestions for healthier options, recipes for the community's favorite foods can be found here.