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Last update: 10/17/2003

Approach

Presentation goals
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Compile the most reputable and informative sources of information on the Internet.
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Organize topics so that the information you need is easy to locate.
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Provide accurate information concisely, avoiding the unnecessary use of technical language.
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Provide links to supporting studies and sources so that you can have confidence about the accuracy and validity of the information, and may feel confident about sharing it with your treating physician.
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Describe the meaning of important technical words in or near the text to promote learning.
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Use analogies and images to simplify the understanding of complex concepts.
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Provide links to *all* credible support services and sources of information, not just our own. 
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Provide information in the context of how it might be applied to fighting lymphoma. It is our hope that current perspectives on this information will allow you to better partner with your doctor.
 

 

 
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