University Resources
Cancer AnswerLine
If you or a loved one has cancer, the U-M Comprehensive Cancer Center offers the Cancer AnswerLine™ to answer your questions. Patients, faculty and staff, family members, and the community will get a personal response from an experienced oncology registered nurse. Nurses are available Monday through Friday to answer your cancer-related questions. Call 800-865-1125 or email: [email protected] to ask a question. Learn more.
Cancer Prevention Tips
It is estimated that two-thirds of all cancer cases are linked to environmental causes, many of these are linked to lifestyle factors that can be modified. Here are healthy lifestyle tips to help reduce your risk.
Potential Signs and Symptoms of Cancer
Treatment works best when cancer is found early. Here is a list of potential signs and symptoms of cancer as well as screening resources available at U-M.
Breast Cancer
Developed by the University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center, these articles provide in-depth information on breast cancer.
- Understanding a Breast Cancer Diagnosis
- Men and Breast Cancer
- Can I Lower My Risk of Breast Cancer?
- Breast Density and Breast Cancer Risk
- What you should know about breast cancer screening
- Screening resources
Skin Cancer
Developed by the University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center, these articles provide in-depth information on skin cancer.