Unmasking the Confusion of Scientific Information Helps Confused Cancer Patients
Apr 6, 2017
Cancer Horizons offers new insight to help patients better cope with their diagnosis.
Midvale, Utah - April 6, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
A cancer diagnosis is stressful for anyone but it can be even more stressful trying to wade through the vast oceans of information available. Much of the information is riddled with fallacies and it can often be confusing for cancer patients to separate the facts from the falsehoods. One website is doing all they can to make factual information available to cancer patients. Cancer Horizons has become a hub for cancer patients and their loved ones who want to stay informed on the latest findings in cancer research and treatment.
From information on the latest treatments, to where to purchase wigs for cancer patients, there are many answers cancer patients seek. When a person is already inundated with fear, this is not the time to have to go randomly searching through the vast Internet landscape for answers. Cancer Horizons has neatly packaged all of the latest cancer findings in one website so information can be found when it is needed most.
Steven Hansen, a representative of Cancer Horizons offered information on how the site helps cancer patients. "We understand the futility of endlessly searching for information, only to be fed half-truths. Cancer patients are already under enough stress and we simply want to provide an oasis of information so they can find what they are searching for and easily stay abreast of the latest cancer news."
One of the biggest areas of stress cancer patients face is affording their care. Even with insurance, co-pays and prescription costs can skyrocket. Cancer Horizons offers extensive information on help with bills so cancer patients can find the financial help they are in need of to prevent a financial crisis from occurring because of their diagnosis.
"Community is what makes our site so special. We have people from all walks of life who work to help one another in the fight against cancer. Whether they themselves have the disease or are simply there to support a loved one, people are coming together to fight cancer with all they have. The feedback our visitors get from other cancer patients is considered priceless to them," says Hansen.
About Cancer Horizons
Cancer Horizons is a patient-centered website that helps cancer patients by providing them with the scientific information they need while making sure it makes sense and can be understood by all. They seek to empower individuals to take control of their health by learning all they can about their disease. Here, life is celebrated and individuals receive beneficial peer support and a variety of points of view to help them make the important decisions in their treatment process and beyond. This site offers benefit to both patients and their loved ones and is always being updated with the latest findings in the community.
Contact Info:
Name: Steven Hansen
Organization: Cancer Horizons
Address: 6925 S. Union Park Center, Suite 550, Cottonwood Heights, Utah 84047
Phone: 801-501-7500
For more information, please visit http://www.cancerhorizons.com
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 183973
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