Providers of Care
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Radiation Oncology
Francis H. Burr Proton Therapy Center
Psychiatric Oncology
Oncology Nursing
Oncology Social Work
Physicians Assistants
Other MassGeneral Departments
Special Focus
Breakthroughs
Collaborations
Community Outreach
Patient Guide to the Cancer Center
Guía en espańol (1.33MB / pdf)
A Guide for Families of Children with Cancer (456K / pdf)
Environments of Care
Healing Garden
Illuminations
Kaleidoscope
Wall of Hope
MassGeneral Resources
Cancer Resource Room
Treadwell Library
Blum Learning Center
Digital Information for Patients (DIP)
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How to Help Kids Cope: For Teens |
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For teen's Siblings When a brother or sister has cancer, it affects everyone in the family. This may be a difficult time for you, too. Even though your parent is spending a lot of time right now taking care of your sibling, it does not mean your Mom or Dad stops being your parent. Things might feel like a roller coaster for a while. Know that things will settle down. Here are some Common Questions you might find helpful > What's New To Search Pub Med, please see below. Consumer and selected health professional journals Support & Education Programs We offer a variety of services to help patients and families gain the support and information they will need to meet the challenges ahead such as:
Look for other support, wellness, and educational programs offered in the HOPES calendar. |
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