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COVID-19 Resources: Cancer Articles

What You Need to Know About COVID-19 Vaccines: Information for People with Cancer - Cancer Care Ontario
COVID-19 vaccine information for people with cancer.
COVID-19 Vaccines in People with Cancer - American Cancer Society
The risks and benefits of getting the COVID-19 vaccines for people with cancer and cancer survivors.
COVID-19: What People With Breast Cancer Need to Know - BreastCancer.Org
FAQs for people with breast cancer. Includes information about screening, COVID-19, and vaccines.
Coronavirus: What People with Cancer Should Know - National Cancer Institute
Information about COVID-19 and the COVID-19 vaccine for people who have or have had cancer.
Cancer and COVID-19 - Canadian Cancer Society
A description of the risks of COVID-19 for cancer patients.
Coping with Cancer during COVID-19 - Canadian Cancer Society
Tips for coping with fear, isolation and anger during COVID-19 from the Canadian Cancer Society. Also has a list of external resources to help cancer patients cope.
What Patients with Cancer Need to Know About COVID-19 – University Health Network
Information for people with cancer and their families.
Corona Virus, COVID-19, and Cancer - American Cancer Society
Articles on common questions about coronavirus and cancer, what questions to ask your health care provider during COVID-19, and the risks of infection for cancer patients.
Smoking and COVID-19 – University Health Network
For people with cancer who smoke or use tobacco.

Cancer and COVID-19 Webinar Series – Canadian Cancer Society [webinar series]
Support and information to people with cancer and their caregivers, family and friends about managing cancer needs during COVID-19.
Cancer Treatment during the COVID-19 Pandemic - Mayo Clinic Q&A [Podcast]
A Mayo Clinic oncologist explains how cancer patients can safely continue their cancer treatment during the pandemic.
Living with COVID-19 and Lung Cancer - Lung Cancer Canada [Webinar]
Topics Include: How COVID-19 has changed lung cancer treatment, lessons learned from the pandemic, what changes can be made permanently, and best practices going forward.