National Comprehensive Cancer Network provides this patient guide for people with cancer to understand COVID-19 risks and vaccination for the virus.

Immunizing Cancer Patients: Which Patients? Which Vaccines? When to Give?

Patients receiving treatment for cancer should be considered for age- and indication-appropriate vaccinations, and the responsibility for administration of these vaccines is shared between the oncologist and the primary care provider.

This article provides guidance to oncology clinicians on vaccine recommendations and safety of use in their patients.

Source: Cancer Network, home of the journal "Oncology"

This infographic provides basic information on cancer survivorship in Nevada and recommendations for support.

This guide is available in English or Spanish and can be provided to patients to help them review the basic benefits of colonoscopy versus FIT test for colorectal cancer screening.

NCC's Breast Cancer Screening Guide is a patient handout that includes information on when to begin screening, breast self-awareness, types of screening, risk factors and dense breast tissue. Available in English and Spanish.

By collaborating as a state, we can provide the best care to our patients and achieve better
outcomes, increasing quality of life in our communities. We would like to invite your
organization to sign this letter of support for unified breast cancer screening
guidelines in the state of Nevada.

The goals of the current ASBrS position statement are to summarize the data and to make
clear recommendations regarding breast cancer screening for both women with average and
higher risk, as well as to make surveillance imaging recommendations for women with a
prior history of breast cancer. In addition, the role of the various screening modalities will
be delineated for these risk groups.

HPV vaccination prevents new HPV infections that can cause cancer. This site provides the CDC vaccine recommendations including dosing schedules and tools on talking to parents about vaccines.

The Nevada Radon Education Program educates Nevadans about the health risk posed by elevated levels of radon in the home. The Extension program offers literature, educational presentations, and low-cost radon test kits in many county Extension and partner offices.

Nevada SNAP Education provides tools and resources to help Nevadans eat healthy, be active, and shop smart.

Nutrition Resources:

• Interactive Farmers Market map. Many farmers markets accept SNAP benefits.
• Shop Smart tips.
• Healthy recipes.
• Family meal tips.
• Senior nutrition.

Physical Activity Resources: