Understand more about this condition, including signs, symptoms, statistics, and performing a self-examination.

This site aims to inform and comfort people of all ages dealing with Hodgkin's Disease. Simple explanations, without confusing jargon.

An interactive support site for children with cancer and children who have a parent with cancer. Includes discussion board, chatroom, and guestbook for sharing stories.

Credible, current, and comprehensive information from the National Cancer Institute.

Features an interactive story about a little girl named Audrey, who is fighting cancer.

Stress relief for cancer patients, in which they can visualize and destroy cancer on a computer screen.

Tells the story of Dr. Judah Folkman, a researcher who has spent the past 30 years trying to find a way to curb cancer. Includes interview clips, interactive feature that traces the growth of a malignant tumor, and an hour-long PBS feature in QuickTime and RealVideo formats.

Interactive games based on a comic created by a young cancer patient. Learn about the disease, treatment and side effects, and take a quiz.

Features coloring pages and games for kids dealing with cancer. Download monthly Funletter. [Requires Adobe Reader]

Provides an array of information and resources to assist in accessing expert care to ensure quality of life for children with brain or spinal cord tumors.

Online brochure from the National Cancer Institute provides information on the disease itself, treatment options, and the way in which cancer affects families.

Information and links about childhood cancers and treatments.

Information about what can cause skin cancer, how to protect your skin, and a risk assessment.

Presents information about causes and treatment, with personal accounts and a list of the most common forms of this disease in adolescents.

What it is, how it grows, what causes it, and how it is treated. Includes a quiz and interactive illustrations.

Provides an online support for teens with cancer and their parents.

Provides information how to understand the importance of blood counts in cancer and treatment.

A gathering place for young adults, includes cancer comics, advice, cancertainment, news, current research, and forums.

Provides friendship, understanding, education, and support for the children who have a parent with cancer, or have lost a parent to cancer.

UK organization dedicated to providing ill teens access to computer technology by funding for laptops and computers.

Supports and recognizes brothers and sisters of children with cancer.

Offers information and resources about cancer, treatments, and support network presented by teens for teens.

Learn what it is, the causes, symptoms, and types of treatment. Includes information about coping.

Learn about different forms of this disease, play games, and make a journal. Also, read stories or find a special camp.

Get information, answer the daily question, and create a journal. Find a camp or read stories from other teens.

Learn about different types of this disease, link to teen resources and view UK teen cancer statistics.

Article about some types that teens are more likely to get. Learn about warning signs, symptoms, and how doctors treat these cancers.

Learn about brain tumors, share thoughts, get coping tips from other kids, or play games.

Explains what it is, the causes, types of treatments and what they do.

Read about what causes this kind of cancer, the symptoms, what the doctor does, and living with this disease.

Children with cancer share their webpages. Includes cancer types, treatments, and support and information.