Resources
We have many helpful resources on campus, including the Cancer Resource Center and the Loree Schimmack Library. You can also use the reference links listed below for additional information.
| Cancer Care Center | ||
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Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Location: Alaska Regional Hospital Campus, Medical Office Building C, Suite 414 Resources Available: Computer access, Library, Chaplain, Meetings, Support Groups, Social Worker, Cancer Boutique
Alaska Regional Hospital Loree Schimmack Memorial Library | ||
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Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Outpatient Location: Alaska Regional Hospital Campus, 5th Floor across from Tower Elevators Resources Available: Computer access, Library | ||
Online Resources
| Request a Free BSE Video A breast self exam, or BSE, can mean the difference between life and death. That's because early detection and treatment is the key to surviving breast cancer. When the disease is detected before it has spread to other parts of the body, the survival rate is 90% or better. If you're a woman 20 or older, there is no excuse for not doing this simple, lifesaving routine. Every month. Click here to order a free breast self exam instructional video, narrated by KTUU News anchor Maria Downey. |
| Informational Guide to Breast Cancer Alaska Regional is committed to providing the very best in prevention,screening, education and care for those with cancer and their families. This guide outlines treatment options for the woman newly diagnosed with breast cancer. Please share the information with your physician and family members or friends. If you have questions, please contact your physician. |
| Informational Guide to Breast Cancer If you, a friend, or a family member has been recently diagnosed with breast cancer, you will want to read our guide. The guide includes questions to ask your doctor, tips on informing your family and how to support your loved ones. |
| Radiation Therapy Demonstrating IMRT, the newest radiation technology, you can see how radiation methods have improved! Watch as strategically placed beams are applied to cancerous tumors. |
| A Guide to Lymphedema If you have had gynecological, melanoma, prostate or kidney cancer in combination with inguinal node dissection and often radiation therapy, you are at risk. With proper education and care, lymphedema can be avoided. |
| Cancer InDepth This online resource contains treatment information on 21 types of cancer; explaining side effects of cancer treatment, such as anemia and nausea along with helpful tips. Read stories from cancer survivors that are sure to inspire! |
| Exercise Guide for Cancer Patients Carefully monitored exercise may be beneficial to cancer patients by reducing fatigue and improving quality of life. Our XExercise Guide for Cancer Patients can help. |
| A Patient's Guide to Chemotherapy explains the physical and emotional effects of chemotherapy. It's an excellent resource that can help cancer patients learn how to assist during recovery. |







