Complementary and Alternative Medicine - Central Indiana: MISC

The aims of CAM-Cancer project are to build a European authoritative network around complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in cancer with an international panel of experts in CAM research and/or in cancer care with privileged contacts with cancer organizations. The project's main achievement will be to prepare and disseminate suitable evidence-based information for health professionals in order to help them inform their patients.

This National Cancer Institute unit's goal is to increase the amount of quality cancer research and information about the use of complementary and alternative modalities.

This American Cancer Society page lists evidence-based overviews, with references, for nontraditional therapies.

British Columbia Cancer Agency maintains this Web site. The pages are designed to provide objective information for patients and their families, relating to alternative and complementary therapies. Most of the information consists of direct quotations from peer-reviewed books and journal literature.