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A WORLD OF CANCER CARE · 100 GUIDES

A wider world of cancer care, brought together for you.

A cancer diagnosis can make you feel small—and the world of care feel impossibly large. Understanding your options can bring that world within reach.

From established oncology treatments to integrative therapies, supportive care and emerging approaches used around the world, this library helps you understand the language of your options. Learn what to search, compare what clinics report and bring thoughtful questions to your oncologist. No guide can promise an outcome—but good information can help you feel less lost, more prepared and more hopeful about the next conversation.

Discover approaches from around the world Understand what each option may involve Prepare questions for your care team

Browse by purpose, search a name or abbreviation, or choose a letter. Open any guide to understand the approach and find clinics that report offering it.

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Cancer treatment & testing

NanoKnife irreversible electroporation (IRE) for prostate cancer

Focal ablation of selected prostate tissue, including use in localized intermediate-risk prostate cancer programs

NanoKnife is a device used for irreversible electroporation, or IRE. A clinician places needle electrodes around a planned target and delivers brief electrical pulses that disrupt cell membranes without relying on heat or freezing. In prostate care, the current U.S.…

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Supportive care

Nausea and vomiting support

Prevention and treatment of nausea, vomiting and dehydration

Nausea and vomiting support helps prevent and control symptoms caused by cancer treatment or other medical problems. The oncology team may prescribe preventive medicines before treatment and additional medication for symptoms that break through. Eating strategies, hydration support and selected…

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Supportive care

Nutrition support

Supportive care during and after cancer treatment

Nutrition support helps people meet changing food and fluid needs during cancer care. It may involve practical meal adjustments, treatment of eating difficulties, or specialist feeding support when needed. An oncology dietitian can adapt advice to symptoms, weight changes, the…

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