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<h2>Newly Diagnosed with Cancer? Start your education here.</h2>
Vital to helping you understand your condition and manage your care is keeping track of important phone numbers, treatment history, side effects, and laboratory results,

such as your complete blood count (CBC). Use these tools to help organize this information so you can be an active participant in your cancer care.

Keep them handy for use at home and bring them along to your doctor visits and other medical appointments.
<ol>
	<li>Important Contacts</li>
	<li>Health and treatment history</li>
	<li>Copies of reports – Blood tests, Pathology reports, etc</li>
	<li>Calendar</li>
	<li>Progress</li>
	<li>Questions</li>
	<li>Insurance</li>
</ol>