NET patient UK

Building towards a cure for Neuroendocrine Tumours and Cancers through Research, Education, Awareness and Support.

To raise the awareness of NeuroEndocrineTumours (NETs) among patients, the general public, and the medical and the research communities by:

(a) providing well-informed support on management and treatment options to all those involved with NETs; and

(b) supporting NET-directed research and better clinical management practices that will achieve an ultimate goal of early accurate diagnosis and best possible treatment for NET patients

CNETS Canada's largest ever Carcinoid NeuroEndocrine International Conference and Symposium

The world’s top NeuroEndocrine Cancer specialists and researchers came together from six different countries in beautiful Vancouver to discuss, with our patient and physician registrants, the importance of Networks of Expertise in the diagnosis and treatment of NeuroEndocrine Cancers.

We will have our video of the conference coming soon.
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Calendar of Support Meetings

We have created a calendar of support meetings coming up. Please visit our Support Groups page for more information.

Toronto & Montreal 2009 Conference Videos

Toronto's 2009 Conference video is now available. Click here to watch. And our Montreal Conference video is also available here. We hope to have our Vancouver Conference videos available soon.

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We need your help!
We want to provide better services for anyone with a NET diagnosis but we can only do it with your invaluable insights. Click here to help us with our project.
Together we can make a difference.

Fundraising

We raised $60,000 in 2009 to fund our first Carcinoid NeuroEndocrine Research Project! Thank you to the Cancer Research Society. Go to our Fundraising page to read about our individual successful fundraisers.

Patient Information

We have kindly been given permission to have the patient booklet^† published by the London NeuroEndocrine Tumour Clinic available here in PDF^* format or available here in HTML format.

Please click on the NeuroEndocrine Patient Booklet, published by the NeuroEndocrine Team at the London Health Sciences Centre, London, Ontario.

^† Courtesy of the London Health Sciences Centre.
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