Vaccines have been studied for both the prevention and treatment of cancer. Vaccines to protect against the types of human papillomavirus infection that cause cervical cancer are available and recommended. The first-ever therapeutic cancer vaccine was approved for the treatment of prostate cancer in April. Vaccines for many other types of cancer are currently under clinical development. Here are some additional resources on cancer vaccines.

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When embarking on a second career, oncology nurses must identify resources to assist with the journey. ONS offers an array of resources to students and nurses who are interested in entering the dynamic field of oncology nursing.

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Oncology nursing has many different subspecialties, including specialization in particular disease states such as breast cancer, special populations such as pediatrics, or specific practice areas such as radiation therapy. Here are some online resources for oncology subspecialties.

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ONS offers many volunteer opportunities to cultivate professional development with forums to network and enhance expertise, clinical knowledge, and leadership skills. The ONS Web site is your gateway to volunteer opportunities in the Society. Here are just some of the ways you can participate.

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Almost 70,000 adolescents and young adults are diagnosed with cancer every year in the United States. These resources provide information and support for younger patients.

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