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American Cancer Society: Laryngeal Cancer - The newly designed ACS web site now requires that you register and sign-in to get full access. Once inside, proceed to the laryngeal cancer section. Covers the range of larynx cancer issues: statistics, risk factors, causes, preventions, detection, diagnosis, staging and treatments available with post-treatment factors.
Cancer Group Institute - This organization provides larynx cancer information, clinical trials and reviews to medical professionals, as well as laypersons for a fee.
Cancer of the Larynx - Information about the disease with risk factors, detection and treatment.
Cancer of the Larynx: Cancerlinksusa.com - A physician guided website for laryngeal cancer patients, their families, and caregivers. Excellent LINKS and a good starting point for laryngeal cancer information on the web.
Head and Neck Cancer - Information and resources on cancers affecting the head and neck, including the larynx, pharynx, mouth, and nose. Diagnosis and treatment information monitored by board-certified oncologists.
Head and Neck Cancers - About.com - Comprehensive listing of Head and Neck Cancer sites on the Internet.
Healthscout: Laryngeal Cancer Section - Explanation about the symptoms, treatments, clinical trials, definition of terms, and links to related information.
LaryCare - This site is sponsored by ATOS Medical, the manufacturer of the Provox prosthesis. The site is designed to be a forum for sharing information, getting advice, and meeting other laryngectomees. Site is edited by Jonas Karling, Speech Pathologist, PhD.
Laryngeal Cancer - Explanations of laryngeal cancer treatment, stages, description of a total laryngectomy surgery and an exploration of the speech options thereafter by Eastern Virginia Medical School.
Laryngectomy - A Woman's Point of View - Site presents an excellent discussion and exploration of this serious operation from the female perspective.
Larynx Link - Internet headquarters of the International Association of Laryngectomees (IAL): Listings of laryngectomee support groups, newsletters and articles, laryngeal cancer FAQs, laryngectomee-related products and services, alaryngeal speech instructors and links.
MedicineNet.com - Larynx Cancer Section - Description of larynx and larynx cancer, causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options and methods, new studies, side effects, post-surgery rehabilitation, new voice options, and support groups.
National Cancer Institute - Laryngeal Cancer - Information about warning signs, detection, research on new treatments (clinical trials), treating doctors, and hospitals with cancer programs.
OncoLink: Head and Neck Cancers - This document is the basic starting-point on OncoLink for information regarding head and neck cancers. Included here is treatment and support information, as well as clinical trials.
Spreading the Wings of Hope - The mission of this Organization Of Woman Larynectomy Survivors {OOWLS} is to provide education, resources and hope through emotional support to woman throat cancer victims, their family and caretakers.
The New Voice Club of Broward - Laryngectomy support group.
Tobacco Kills - A woman tells her own story: smoking caused her throat cancer and she is now a laryngectomee.
U of Maryland: Greenebaum Cancer Center - Extensive information about laryngeal cancer - including treatment options and clinical trials from the Greenebaum Cancer Center, an internationally recognized leader in cancer treatment.
Voice Box Cancer - Offered by The Head and Neck Surgery Clinic of Houston, this presents a good, short discussion of True Cord Cancer, Supraglottic Cancer, and Subglottic Squamous Cell Carcinoma; other oral cancers are also addressed.
Voice Rehabilitation After Total Laryngectomy - Written by Dr. Wilko Grolman in the Netherlands, this site discusses the different voice rehabilitation techniques available after a total laryngectomy. Many topics are illustrated by images explaining the differences between voice rehabilitation methods.
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