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MEDLINEplus: Kidney Cancer
Find links to information on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of renal cancer, published by the National Library of Medicine. What You Need to Know About kidney cancer (National Cancer Institute)
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/kidneycancer.html
THE KIDNEY CANCER ASSOCIATION
Organization dedicated to fighting kidney cancer provides information about the disease, its symptoms and various therapies.
http://www.nkca.org/
KIDNEY CANCER
WHAT IS kidney cancer? Kidney or Renal cell cancer (also called cancer of the kidney, renal adenocarcinoma, clearcell cancer, or hypernephroma) is a disease in which cancer (malignant) cells are found in certain tissues of the kidney. kidney cancer. What is kidney cancer? What are the Kidneys?
http://www.associatedurologists.com/kidney.html
Cancer.gov - URL Changed
Cancer. Information about detection, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of kidney cancer. NIH Publication No. 961569
http://cancernet.nci.nih.gov/wyntk_pubs/kidney.htm
Kidney Cancer UK
A voluntary organisation for UK kidney cancer patients and carers. Welcome to the website of the UK's first kidney cancer support organisation.
http://www.kcuk.org/
Kidney Cancer - Oncologychannel
Prostate cancer. kidney cancer. Renal cell carcinoma
http://www.oncologychannel.com/kidneycancer

Extractions: Several types of cancer can afflict the kidneys. Renal cell carcinoma (RCC), the most common form, accounts for approximately 85% of all kidney cancers. In RCC, malignant (cancerous) cells develop in the lining of the kidney's tubules and typically grow into a mass called a tumor. Single tumors are the norm, although more than one tumor can develop within one or both kidneys. Early diagnosis is critically important. As with most cancers, the earlier kidney tumors are discovered, the better a patient's chances for survival. Tumors discovered at an early stage often respond well to treatment. Survival rates in such cases are high. Tumors that have grown large or metastasized (spread) through the bloodstream or lymphatic system to other parts of the body are much more difficult to treat and present a greatly increased risk for mortality.
Kidney Cancer - Urologychannel
Gives information in a number of areas including risk factors, diagnosis, staging and treatment.Category Health Conditions and Diseases Genitourinary Kidney Incidence and Prevalence It is important to realize that with timelydiagnosis and treatment kidney cancer can be cured. If found
http://www.urologychannel.com/kidneycancer/index.shtml

Extractions: Several types of cancer can afflict the kidneys. Renal cell carcinoma (RCC), the most common form, accounts for approximately 85% of all kidney cancers. In RCC, malignant (cancerous) cells develop in the lining of the kidney's tubules and typically grow into a mass called a tumor. Single tumors are the norm, although more than one tumor can develop within one or both kidneys. Early diagnosis is critically important. As with most cancers, the earlier kidney tumors are discovered, the better a patient's chances for survival. Tumors discovered at an early stage often respond well to treatment. Survival rates in such cases are high. Tumors that have grown large or metastasized (spread) through the bloodstream or lymphatic system to other parts of the body are much more difficult to treat and present a greatly increased risk for mortality. Incidence and Prevalence
California Kidney Cancer Foundation
Founded to make new therapies for kidney cancer available in northern California. Provides information Category Health Conditions and Diseases Kidney Support GroupsOur website provides information on kidney cancer treatment, the latest news in research,patient resources, and inspirational stories from people affected by
http://www.ckcc.org/
The NCI Kidney Cancer Web Page
A rich resource from the National Cancer Institute which touches on some of the less common manifestation Category Health Conditions and Diseases Genitourinary Kidney In the past 10 years major advances have been made in the understanding of thegenetic basis of human kidney cancer. Does kidney cancer Run in Families?
http://web.ncifcrf.gov/research/kidney/

Extractions: at the National Cancer Institute Carcinoma of the kidney affects some 27,000 individuals in the United States each year. Until recently relatively little attention was paid to the genetics and histology of renal carcinomas. In the past 10 years major advances have been made in the understanding of the genetic basis of human kidney cancer. The National Cancer Institute has become a leading center for research on the genetic basis of kidney cancer. We created this Web page to detail the research (with the very latest described in the "What's New" page), as well as the members of the multidisciplinary team of clinicians and scientists at the National Cancer Institute who study and treat patients with kidney cancer. We wish to inform the public of the Familial Kidney Tumor Program based at the National Cancer Institute in the hopes of encouraging persons having more than one family member afflicted with kidney cancer to register their families. Introduction , overview of clinical and research efforts at the National Cancer Institute Basic Science Research , looking for genetic changes in kidney cancer The Birt Hogg Dube syndrome Does Kidney Cancer Run in Families?
Understanding Cancer Of The Kidney - Introduction, Understanding Cancer Of The K
Online booklet from the UK organization CancerBACUP which addresses such topics as resources, diagnosis Category Health Conditions and Diseases Genitourinary Kidney Understanding Cancer of the Kidney. From the CancerBACUP booklet series. Bookletrevised November 2000. Related CancerQs. Questions and answers on kidney cancer.
http://www.cancerbacup.org.uk/info/kidney.htm

Extractions: Booklet revised: November 2000 Introduction This information booklet has been written to help you understand more about cancer of the kidney. We hope it answers some of the questions you may have about its diagnosis and treatment. We can't advise you about the best treatment for yourself because this information can only come from your own doctor, who is familiar with your full medical history. At the end of this booklet you will find a list of other CancerBACUP publications, some useful addresses and recommended books. CancerBACUP's Publications Policy. CancerBACUP's policy is to provide clear, up-to-date and accurate information on cancer and its treatments, in line with accepted national and international guidelines. Where no such guidelines exist, our information is based on scientific evidence such as data from published clinical trials, or combined analyses of trials. Where such evidence is not available, our information is based on a consensus view of experts. Each CancerBACUP publication is regularly reviewed and updated by cancer doctors, specialist nurses, other relevant health professionals and people with cancer. The medical information is approved by a member of CancerBACUP's Medical Editorial Board and the Series Editor.
Johns Hopkins Kidney Cancer
Overview and general information which will be of use to patients and caregivers.
http://www.hopkinscancercenter.org/types/kidney.cfm

Extractions: To view all clinical trials click the '-Search-' button without entering/making selections. To do a keyword search, enter keywords separated by a space between each keyword. Do not use quotes around the keywords. To locate a clinical trial for a specific cancer, select it from the drop down list. If you know the protocol number, enter it into the protocol number box. If you know the physicians last name, enter it without using quotes around the name.
ACOR Mailing Lists Archives
Meet other people concerned about kidney cancer when you join this e-mail discussion group mailing list.Category Health Conditions and Diseases Kidney Support Groups Archives of KIDNEYONC@LISTSERV.ACOR.ORG. The kidney cancer OnlineSupport Group. Search the archives; Post to the list; Join or leave
http://listserv.acor.org/archives/kidney-onc.html
THE KIDNEY CANCER ASSOCIATION
Dealing with the Disease Patient Meeting Calendar Annual Convention.x OUR ID NUMBER IS 0213. ©19962003 kidney cancer Association.
http://kidneycancerassociation.org/
Kidney Cancer Association
Membership organization is made up of patients, family members, physicians, researchers, and other health professionals. Consult drug trial information.
http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.looksmart.com/og/pr%3Dcdd%3B
CancerGuide: Steve Dunn's Kidney Cancer Page
Comprehensive information from a survivor especially oriented to treatment options, with links to Category Health Conditions and Diseases Genitourinary KidneySteve Dunn's kidney cancer Page. Disclaimer. Please note that while theinformation Types of kidney cancer. There are several different kinds of
http://www.cancerguide.org/kidney.html

Extractions: Please note that while the information contained here is based on a significant amount of research by me, I am not a doctor or health care professional, and you should check on the truth of what I say before staking your life on it. There are several different kinds of kidney cancer, but by far the most common is Renal Cell Cancer, which is also known as Renal Cell Carcinoma, or Hypernephroma. This page is about Renal Cell Cancer. If you have a different kind of kidney cancer, such as Wilm's Tumor (a childhood cancer) or Transitional Cell Carcinoma of the Renal Pelvis (A rare type of kidney cancer which resembles bladder cancer in some ways) then the information in this page doesn't apply to you. Many patients are told simply that they have "kidney cancer," and while usually it's renal cell, you should check with your doctor to be sure before assuming this information applies to you. I want to tell you something about myself, and then give some information on kidney cancer and how to find out more. I was diagnosed with kidney cancer in late 1989, at age 32. I had my kidney out, and then a month later found that the cancer has spread to both lungs and multiple bones in my spine. After several weeks of frantically searching for options and stumbling awkwardly through the system, I found a clinical trial of High dose Interleukin-2, a powerful immune stimulant, combined with interferon alpha. I traveled across the country to get the treatment that I thought was best, and was very fortunate in that I have gained a long term remission from my disease. I have been well enough to return to work, get married, and climb the high peaks of the Colorado Rockies. Cancer is a strange and terrifying land but nonetheless my motto has become, "Anything can happen in this country." If you'd like to read about my experience in more detail, see
CancerGuide: Patient Stories
kidney cancer Stories on CancerGuide. Robert Norcross Stage IV kidney cancer;Jim Ward - Stage IV kidney cancer; Robert Clawson - Stage IV kidney cancer;
http://www.cancerguide.org/stories.html

Extractions: I also find wilderness survival stories very inspiring and relevant. Click here or scroll to the bottom of this page for some great recommendations. When I was very ill and things looked their worst, nothing was more inspiring to me than reading about how other patients survived against the odds and coped with their situations. There are as many different ways to survive as there are patients, and so we can learn something different from each one. At the same time certain similarities, certain patterns emerge. Enough philosophy - here are the stories of some other patients - I hope you find inspiration and hope in them! Actually just one more thing first! Perhaps you have a story to contribute. You need not be a "miracle cure" to contribute here - all you need is the desire to use your experiences to help someone else. So read my Story Guidelines and contribute your experience! Quick Links to Sub-Sections In This Page
Cancer.gov - Kidney Cancer Home Page
kidney cancer Home Page. What You Need To Know About kidney cancer
http://cancer.gov/cancer_information/cancer_type/kidney
Renal Cell Carcinoma, Ellis Fischel Cancer Center, University Of Missouri Health
General information about kidney cancer provided by this University of Missouri resource in a fact Category Health Conditions and Diseases Genitourinary KidneyAlso known as hypernephroma or clear cell carcinoma, renal cell carcinoma is themost common tumor rising from the kidney, with about 30,000 cases per year
http://www.ellisfischel.org/urologic/kidney.shtml

Extractions: Team Prostate cancer Kidney cancer A lso known as hypernephroma or clear cell carcinoma, renal cell carcinoma is the most common tumor rising from the kidney, with about 30,000 cases per year diagnosed in the United States. Smoking is the most prominent risk factor, though many cases arise in non-smokers.
MEDLINEplus: Kidneys And Urinary System Topics
see Urinary Incontinence; Interstitial Cystitis; kidney cancer; KidneyDiseases (General); Kidney Failure and Dialysis; Kidney Stones;
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/kidneysandurinarysystem.html
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Welcome to the website of the UK's first kidney cancer support organisation. PleaseClick Here to Sign our Guestbook kidney cancer News Headlines
http://www.kcuk.org/Home.htm

Extractions: Support for Patients and Carers Welcome to the website of the UK's first kidney cancer support organisation. Please Click Here to Sign our Guestbook Kidney Cancer News Headlines Nicholas Owen becomes KCUK patron 1 February 2003: Nicholas Owen, ITV news presenter and kidney cancer patient, has agreed to become honorary patron of Kidney Cancer UK. Nicholas will address the KCUK annual conference on 5 April. Kidney cancer is fastest growing cancer among women obesity may be key risk factor 22 September 2002: Cancer Research UK highlights the fact that there has been a 22 per cent increase in the incidence of kidney cancer among women in the last 10 years. Obesity may be a particularly significant risk factor for women. ITV News presenter Nicholas Owen discusses the change in his life since being diagnosed with kidney cancer 15 August 2002: 'Not the news I was expecting...' Nicholas Owen helps KCUK to raise awareness by writing a personal account of his own recent experience. Published in The Daily Telegraph , page 19 and also (27 August) in Hello!

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