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Tip of the Month: In
Northeastern Pennsylvania, approximately 27,000 individuals are
living with cancer.
Anyone who has been touched by cancer is invited to attend a
free, regional event to celebrate survivorship. On Sunday, June
14th from 1-4pm at Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs in Wilkes-Barre
the Northeast Regional Cancer Institute will host the 17th
Annual Cancer Survivors Celebration. The afternoon will be
filled with free activities for the entire family, live music,
educational resources, and refreshments. Please call
1-800-424-6724 to register and celebrate life! |
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The Northeast
Regional Cancer Institute focuses on research, education and
survivorship to ease the burden of cancer in Northeastern
Pennsylvania, which includes Lackawanna, Luzerne, Monroe, Pike,
Susquehanna, Wayne, and Wyoming counties. To accomplish our
mission in Northeastern Pennsylvania, the Cancer Institute
partners with member hospitals Community Medical Center, Geisinger South Wilkes-Barre, Marian Community Hospital,
Mercy Health Partners, Moses Taylor Hospital, Mid Valley
Hospital, Wayne Memorial Health System, and Wyoming Valley
Health Care System as well as other public health and cancer
focused organizations.
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Download Our Cancer
Resources Guide
 The
Cancer Resources Guide is a one-stop resource for
newly diagnosed cancer patients, their families and
caregivers.
The Cancer Resources Guide contains listings and
information on useful websites, treatment facilities,
support groups and much more. In addition to valuable
information, the Cancer Resources Guide contains
real-life accounts from cancer survivors as well as
commentaries and words of encouragement from people
representing agencies and organizations listed in the
guide. Most importantly the Cancer Resources Guide
is designed and setup for practical, everyday use and it is
a collaborative effort by organizations, agencies, hospitals
and individuals in the six surrounding counties.
To view the Cancer Resources Guide, please
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