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Cancer Explained

Printable one-pagers

Key prevention and screening topics, condensed onto a single clean page. Free to print and hand out — in clinics, schools, workplaces, or on the fridge. Open one, then print it or save it as a PDF.

Every handout is grounded in National Cancer Institute, CDC, and American Cancer Society guidance, with sources printed on the page.

Sun Safety Basics

Simple habits that prevent most skin cancer

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Cancer Screening by Age

A quick reference for adults at average risk

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Lung Cancer Screening

Who qualifies for a yearly low-dose CT scan

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Colorectal Cancer Screening

Screening starts at 45 — and you have options

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Quitting Smoking

The single biggest step to lower cancer risk

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Clinical Trial Checklist

Steps to walk through before deciding about a trial

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Questions for Your Oncologist: Clinical Trials

Bring this list to your next appointment

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Understanding Trial Phases

What Phase 1, 2, 3, and 4 actually mean

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Understanding Informed Consent

Your rights before and during a clinical trial

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Patient Note Pages

A simple template for appointment notes

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Medication List Template

One page to record everything you take

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Symptom Journal

A simple daily log to share with your healthcare team

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Side Effect Tracker

Record treatment side effects between visits

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Treatment Words, Explained

Plain-language meanings for common treatment terms

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Treatment Travel Checklist

Getting to appointments and treatment days, organized

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Caregiver Checklist

A practical starting point for supporting someone with cancer

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Pathology Report Terms

Plain-language meanings for words on a pathology report

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Scan Appointment Notes

A template for imaging visits — CT, MRI, PET, and more

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Survivorship Follow-Up Questions

Questions for visits after treatment ends

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