PCEL Index Card: Mouth Cancer Foundation

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Mouth Cancer Foundation

During the past three years, the MCF website has become an important source of information for oral and head and neck cancer patients who are trying to gain a better understanding of their illness and their lives. The Mouth Cancer Foundation web site aims to help patients, carers and health professionals find free information on mouth cancers easily. It provides direct links to the relevant sections of existing cancer sites and includes patient experiences as well as an online support group.

URL	http://www.mouthcancerfoundation.org/
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Organisation	Mouth Cancer Foundation
Type	Web site
Country	UK
Custom Directory	\| Neoplasms \|
MeSH	\| Mouth \| Neoplasms \| Foundations \|
SNOMED CT	\| Oral cavity structure \| Buccal sulcus \| Structure of oral cavity proper \| Structure of vestibule of mouth \| Neoplasm \| Neoplasm, benign \| [M]Neoplasms NOS \| Neoplastic disease \| Benign neoplastic disease \| Benign neoplasm NOS \| [X]Benign neoplasms \| Malignant neoplastic disease \| Malignant neoplasm of unspecified site NOS \| [X]Malignant neoplasm without specification of site \| Malignant neoplasm of unspecified site \| Neoplasms NOS \| Unspecified nature neoplasm \| Neoplasm of unspecified nature \| Neoplasm of unspecified nature NOS \|

The Mouth Cancer Foundation was established in June 2004 to be a professional support organization solely dedicated to supporting people with mouth, throat and other head & neck cancer face the crisis of cancer. It gained charitable status (registered charity No. 110929) in May 2005. Support, can be a vital component of the healing process for head and neck cancer patients. It can have an enormous positive impact in meeting the psychosocial needs of patients as well as preserving, restoring, and promoting physical and emotional health.

References: Harvard, Vancouver.

Last updated: Friday 3rd June 2005