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1345	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	Where To Get Help When You Decide To Quit Smoking	This fact sheet provides information about helpful resources for people who have decided to quit smoking.	pregnant smokers 0.551074 Monday 0.355736 health care provider 0.663743 Human Services 0.458787 smoking quitline 0.772173 past failures 0.456683 Control Research Branch 0.617264 online instant 0.460766 good sources 0.488807 fact sheet 0.479049 Disease Control 0.471166 Friday 0.356769 Spanish 0.352479 cessation counselors 0.66457 Handle Withdrawal Symptoms 0.626098 tobacco users 0.460764 local resources 0.610693 health care professionals 0.901235 Smokefree.gov Web site 0.887035 local cessation programs 0.636749 National Institutes 0.468631 a.m. 0.357414 toll-free number routes 0.602386 toll-free telephone quitline 0.609664 smoking-related questions 0.477461	NCI 0.448064 nicotine replacement products 0.63931 free materials 0.471513 Forever Free 0.465092 LiveHelp 0.389817 state-run quitlines 0.469544 support 0.389277 wide range 0.469675 resource information 0.468257 United States 0.462426 smokers 0.602948 specific action 0.452212 Express things 0.451457 smoking 0.882754 national resources 0.480672 free cessation assistance 0.632049 Eastern time 0.627286 smoking materials 0.639653 potential side effects 0.490412 Clear Horizons 0.464946 English 0.352498 science-driven tools 0.47693 one-on-one help 0.476837 information 0.470963	CLICK HERE
1440	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	Genetics of Colorectal Cancer (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version	Hereditary colorectal cancer syndromes include Lynch syndrome and several polyposis syndromes (familial adenomatous polyposis, MUTYH-associated polyposis, juvenile polyposis syndrome, Peutz-Jeghers syndrome, and serrated polyposis syndrome). Learn about the genetics, clinical manifestations, management, and psychosocial aspects of these and other hereditary colon cancer syndromes in this expert-reviewed summary.	hyperplastic polyps 0.725031 nondysplastic serrated polyps 0.656585 adenomatous polyps 0.691874 classic FAP burden 0.649593 colonic polyps 0.652581 colorectal cancer risk 0.652487 FAP patients 0.932715 colorectal cancer screening 0.641111 familial CRC risk 0.634448 duodenal adenomas 0.717785 polyps 0.898156 colorectal cancer 0.915758 large serrated polyps 0.681431 conventional hyperplastic polyps 0.657048 rectal cancer risk 0.636363 hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal 0.723285 CRC 0.676743 colorectal adenomatous polyps 0.677785 APC pathogenic variant 0.710503 familial adenomatous polyposis 0.637625 et al. 0.674027 adenomas 0.856618 study 0.666989 nonpolyposis colorectal cancer 0.748743 duodenal polyps 0.793499	polyp burden 0.773382 FAP family member 0.659403 hereditary colon cancer 0.646397 unselected CRC patients 0.633325 CpG island methylator 0.649466 Lynch syndrome patients 0.681837 pathogenic variants 0.757278 Advanced colorectal polyps 0.671186 serrated adenomas 0.645858 FAP families 0.629309 large adenomas 0.639406 Lynch syndrome 0.829151 FAP polyp burden 0.677536 colon cancer 0.807611 Abstract 0.653383 uncontrolled rectal polyps 0.639399 island methylator phenotype 0.649038 duodenal polyp burden 0.68665 FAP patients. 0.679148 SPS polyps 0.632287 family history 0.768195 cancer risk 0.699194 rectal cancer patients 0.661401 classic FAP 0.64982	CLICK HERE
1569	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	Mycosis Fungoides (Including Sézary Syndrome) Treatment (PDQ®)–Patient Version	Expert-reviewed information summary about the treatment of mycosis fungoides (including Sézary Syndrome).	red blood cells 0.477836 cancer treatment 0.542958 body 0.529399 type 0.500535 mycosis fungoides 0.975868 electron beam radiation 0.477517 PDQ cancer information 0.525493 clinical trial search 0.486291 white blood cells 0.528751 abnormal blood cells 0.470219 clinical trials 0.793086 Natural killer cells 0.470828 cancer information summary 0.501852 clinical trial 0.600812 mycosis fungoides cells 0.530781 patients 0.476603 blood cells 0.579852 skin electron beam 0.532192 malignant tumor cells 0.48923 NCI PDQ cancer 0.469777 Treatment Option Overview 0.471891 total skin electron 0.534719 radiation therapy 0.663697 Treatment Editorial Board 0.471648 beam radiation therapy 0.484689	treatment 0.659413 myeloid stem cell 0.465408 immature blood cells 0.46931 photodynamic therapy 0.471883 Recurrent mycosis fungoides 0.52314 mycosis fungoides spreads 0.498418 skin 0.583221 cancer cells 0.698589 lymphoid stem cell 0.465897 treatment clinical trials 0.487816 blood stem cells 0.499083 National Cancer Institute 0.538216 sézary syndrome 0.849117 normal cells 0.5004 new treatment 0.509312 Skin Cancer Treatment 0.502202 External radiation therapy 0.473547 metastatic mycosis fungoides 0.5 non-hodgkin lymphoma 0.536949 bone marrow 0.486285 cancer clinical trials 0.50691 stage 0.517644 cancer 0.856203 information 0.542975	CLICK HERE
1685	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	Cannabis and Cannabinoids (PDQ®)–Health Professional Version	Expert-reviewed information summary about the use of Cannabis and cannabinoids in the treatment of cancer-related side effects, such as nausea and vomiting.	cannabinoid receptor CB2 0.721549 cancer cell proliferation 0.723514 opioid-treated cancer patients 0.721253 lung cancer 0.774703 testicular germ cell 0.736506 Cannabis trials 0.713054 endogenous cannabinoids 0.733591 bladder cancer 0.72104 clinical trials 0.71653 cannabinoid receptors 0.745589 advanced cancer patients 0.745457 CBD oromucosal spray 0.730536 cancer cell invasiveness 0.726743 Cancer Res 0.716198 cancer patients 0.801404 Investigational New Drug 0.714731 non-small cell lung 0.751006 effects 0.733811 colorectal cancer cell 0.727697 cancer chemotherapy 0.737056 cannabinoids 0.838589 et al. 0.767053 treatment 0.713465 study 0.761272 CBD 0.77215	United States 0.780596 Cannabis plant 0.728018 orally administered Cannabis 0.721336 Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers 0.717008 cancer cell lines 0.803788 cannabinoid receptor 0.74565 THC 0.76674 Cannabis extract 0.739506 lung cancer chemotherapy 0.709535 cancer cell invasion 0.72445 breast cancer cell 0.789227 Cancer pain results 0.7118 cancer pain 0.721348 open-label extension study 0.709343 advanced cancer 0.748132 cell death 0.806928 Abstract 0.744659 cannabis 0.92504 germ cell tumors 0.735413 medicinal Cannabis 0.751597 cell lung cancer 0.728336 Cannabis species 0.726958 cancer 0.952946 Guidelines recommend cannabinoids 0.714742	CLICK HERE
1724	National Cancer Institute	Html	en	HPV and Cancer	A fact sheet about the link between human papillomaviruses (HPV) infection and cancer.	common HPV test 0.550757 HPV prophylactic vaccines 0.525058 HPV transmission 0.523742 HPV types 0.851794 new HPV infections 0.590343 HPV cause cancer 0.569767 new genital HPV 0.595653 Disease Control 0.420832 HPV vaccination coverage 0.520008 High-risk HPVs cause 0.396129 cervical cancer screening 0.405825 Sexually transmitted HPV 0.603413 cervical cancer 0.502612 high-risk HPV infections 0.626562 cervical human papillomavirus 0.402943 genital HPV infection 0.55616 human papillomavirus infection 0.459361 high-risk hpv types 0.826201 high-risk hpv 0.840346 human papillomavirus 0.53728 cancers 0.432231 HPV-positive oropharyngeal cancer 0.40701 HPV infections 0.970786 genital HPV infections 0.683801 contact.  HPV infections 0.593955	HPV vaccination 0.54978 United States 0.529252 initial HPV infection 0.546638 oropharyngeal cancers 0.43202 dozen high-risk HPV 0.602317 HPV 0.989222 genital warts 0.416311 invasive cervical cancer 0.399038 sexually transmitted infections 0.459394 -negative oropharyngeal cancer 0.400863 precancerous cervical changes 0.395202 primary cervical cancer 0.407999 high-risk HPV type 0.63373 genital human papillomavirus 0.479948 high-risk hpvs 0.421752 HPV tests 0.525251 cervical intraepithelial neoplasia 0.425761 Sexually Transmitted Diseases 0.450013 abnormal cell changes 0.409947 persistent HPV infections 0.582609 respiratory tract tumors 0.390546 et al 0.566033 oropharyngeal cancer 0.468234 cell changes 0.431517	CLICK HERE
1810	National Cancer Institute	Html	es	Tratamiento del cáncer de páncreas (PDQ®)–Versión para profesionales de salud	Resumen de información revisada por expertos acerca del tratamiento del cáncer de páncreas.	resectable pancreatic 0.421757 Sin embargo 0.468358 largo plazo 0.439685 chemotherapy following curative 0.48776 Tumor Study Group 0.478506 curative resection 0.550476 fase iii 0.665649 Natl Cancer Inst 0.419755 after curative resection 0.455925 Arch Surg 0.451242 effective adjuvant combined 0.42796 gemcitabina versus 0.464125 quimiorradioterapia posoperatoria 0.420132 Gastrointestinal Intergroup 0.4265 Cameron JL 0.507923 periampullary region 0.42716 patients with 0.44756 randomized controlled 0.421891 Conlon KC 0.442167 Lillemoe KD 0.42689 EORTC gastrointestinal tract 0.428698 meses vs 0.421884 gastrointestinal tract 0.431387 following curative resection 0.474649 Yeo CJ 0.5451	M0 T2 0.428111 M0 T1 0.424975 chemotherapy after resection 0.463442 Regine WF 0.420404 M0 T3 0.428453 pancreatic cancer 0.97706 as risk factors 0.421112 postoperative adjuvant chemoradiation 0.455288 versus gemcitabina 0.456328 Surg Oncol 0.435512 patients with resected 0.42485 Gastrointestinal Tumor Study 0.48648 páncreas estadio 0.439198 régimen off 0.443587 Grochow LB 0.426604 estadio iii 0.623435 Abrams RA 0.46019 Gy XRT 0.450407 Adjuvant chemotherapy with 0.456373 Stocken DD 0.455773 Oncology Group 0.420611 adjuvant combined 0.442249 quimioterapia posoperatoria 0.432032 5-fluorouracil after curative 0.42675	CLICK HERE
2035	National Cancer Institute	Html	es	Prevención del cáncer de próstata (PDQ®)–Versión para pacientes	Sumario de información revisada por expertos sobre los factores que pueden influir en el riesgo de cáncer de próstata y sobre la investigación dirigida a la prevención de esta enfermedad.	Cancer Events Trial 0.485531 principal hormona 0.450019 hiperplasia prostática benigna 0.693996 siguientes aspectos 0.54196 voluntarios sanos 0.443459 sistema urinario masculino 0.492083 protección baje 0.460121 sexuales masculinas 0.54225 características sexuales masculinas 0.494615 productos lácteos 0.532437 National Cancer Institute 0.461613 causa problemas 0.446148 siguientes riesgos 0.444876 alto contenido 0.439101 vitamina e 0.679303 Instituto Nacional 0.499716 hormonas masculinas 0.456898	hormonas sexuales masculinas 0.490983 Cancer Prevention Trial 0.881744 próstata.ampliar próstata 0.748136 ensayo pcpt 0.447994 siguientes factores 0.946442 Physician Data Query 0.60903 Estados Unidos 0.553599 suficiente ejercicio 0.453444 prevención revisa 0.462505 Antecedentes familiares 0.554865 PDQ Prevención 0.512729 aparato reproductor masculino 0.494928 Prostate Cancer Prevention 0.495264 suficiente folato 0.56107 Prostate Cancer 0.530877 siguientes sumarios 0.505076	CLICK HERE
4134	National Cancer Institute	Html	es	Papás que tienen a un niño con cáncer	Información práctica para los padres, cuando un hijo tiene cáncer. Sugerencias para ayudar a los niños y a los padres a salir adelante y mantenerse fuertes; junto con respuestas a preguntas que padres e hijos hacen con frecuencia.	niño hable 0.533769 vidas—sus amistades 0.451463 tratamiento causa 0.442235 creatividad usted 0.438948 relaciones estables respete 0.423362 busque formas 0.809977	children with cancer 0.982284 niño lucha 0.578927 niño trabaje 0.532596 When Your Brother 0.434468 largas estancias 0.426928 tus doctores 0.503446	CLICK HERE
17289	National Cancer Institute	Html	es	Servicios de apoyo	Servicios disponibles para ayudarle a superar problemas durante el tratamiento del cáncer y después del mismo.			CLICK HERE
17293	National Cancer Institute	Html	es	Falta de apetito	Información y consejos para controlar la falta de apetito, un efecto secundario del tratamiento del cáncer.	siguientes medidas 0.7116 cáncer pdf 0.657674 causa dificultad 0.715293	complementos alimenticios 0.63897 suficiente líquido 0.951874 alto contenido 0.653742	CLICK HERE