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Mailing List Discussion Groups
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The BREAST-CANCER Mailing List
The BREAST-CANCER list is an open discussion list for any issue relating to breast cancer. It is open to researchers, physicians, patients, family, and friends of patients.

Topics include discussions of medical advances, as well as possible therapeutic treatments, both mainstream and alternative. The list does not recommend particular therapies, but seeks to increase the information available on options and choices. The BREAST-CANCER list is also a forum for breast cancer patients and their loved ones to vent frustrations and offer alternative strategies in dealing with the medical-industrial complex, and to offer help and insights into the social aspects of the disease.

The list also offers a venue for the discussion of the work of grassroots breast cancer advocacy groups worldwide to announce events, to exchange ideas related to breast cancer activism, and to discuss the politics of breast cancer and health care.

Subscribe to the BREAST-CANCER List by sending a message to listserv@morgan.ucs.mun.ca saying in the body of the message: Subscribe BREAST-CANCER firstname lastname

The IBC Support Mailing List
The IBC support mailing list is for anyone who has questions about inflammatory breast cancer, or who needs help getting through their journey. The list has been running since 1996. It has over 600 members from all over the world, and generates between 20 and 50 messages per day. Subscribe by going to this website: http://wwwlibcsupport.org/list/.

CANCER-L Mailing List
CANCER-L is a discussion list for people with cancer, care-givers, friends, family and medical professionals.

Subscribe to CANCER-L by going to this website: Join or Leave the Cancer-L List

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Usenet Newsgroups
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The groups listed below often contain discussions of breast and cervical cancer. Note their names, then use your Usenet access software (see the explanation for a list of such programs) to access the newsgroups.

• sci.med.diseases.cancer
  
• alt.support.cancer
  
• alt.support.cancer.breast
  
• alt.support.menopause