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Informations sur le cancer en français

Cancer Information in French

Les informations suivantes de l’American Cancer Society sont disponibles en français, avec leur traduction en anglais. Vous pouvez télécharger gratuitement ces documents PDF et les imprimer pour les partager avec vos patients ou vos proches.

Ces informations sont destinées aux personnes vivant aux États-Unis, dont la langue principale peut être autre que l'anglais. Les facteurs de risque de cancer, les tests de dépistage et les traitements peuvent varier d’un pays à l’autre.


The following American Cancer Society information is available in French, along with their English translations. These PDFs are free to download and print to share with your patients, family, or loved ones. 

This information is intended for people living in the United States who may have a primary language other than English. Cancer risk factors, screening tests, and treatments can vary from country to country. 

Détecter le cancer à un stade précoce (tests de dépistage) | Find cancer early (screening tests)

Passez vos tests !
(English: Get Your Tests!)

Vous pouvez prévenir le cancer du col de l’utérus
(English: You Can Prevent Cervical Cancer)

Vous pouvez réduire le risque de cancer colorectal.
(English: You Can Help Prevent Colorectal Cancer)

7 choses à savoir concernant la mammographie
(English: 7 Things to Know about Getting a Mammogram)

Analyses et interventions utilisées pour détecter et traiter le cancer de la peau
(English: Tests and Procedures to Find and Treat Skin Cancer)

Examiner votre peau pour détecter tout signe de cancer
(English: Checking Your Skin for Signs of Cancer)

Réduire votre risque de cancer (prévention) | Lower your cancer risk (prevention)

Avis : Vous pouvez réduire votre risque de cancer.
(English: You Can Help Reduce Your Cancer Risk)

LE TABAC : Qu’est-ce que ça vous coûte?
(English: Tobacco: What is it costing you?)

Comment vous protéger et protéger votre famille contre le soleil
(English: How to Protect Yourself and Your Family from the Sun)

Traitements | Treatments

Chirurgie du cancer
(English: Surgery for Cancer)

Radiothérapie du cancer
(English: Radiation Therapy for Cancer)

Chimiothérapie du cancer
(English: Chemotherapy for Cancer)

Immunothérapie du cancer
(English: Immunotherapy for Cancer)

Thérapie ciblée du cancer
(English: Targeted Drug Therapy for Cancer)

Hormonothérapie du cancer
(English: Hormone Therapy for Cancer)

Les biosimilaires pour le traitement du cancer
(English: Biosimilar Medicines for Cancer)

Traitements du cancer de la peau
(English: Skin Cancer Treatments)

Les essais cliniques
(English: Clinical Trials)

Vivre avec le cancer | Living with cancer

Qu'est-ce que le cancer?
(English: What Is Cancer?)

Parler avec votre médecin
(English: Talking With Your Doctor)

Vos analyses de laboratoire
(English: Your Lab Tests)

Assistance pour les patients, les survivants et les soignants
(English: Help for Patients, Survivors, and Caregivers)

Le rôle de soignant
(English: Being a Caregiver)

Questions sur le cancer de la peau à poser à votre équipe de soins
(English: Questions to Ask Your Health Care Team about Skin Cancer)

Vivre avec le cancer de la peau
(English: Living with Skin Cancer)

Effets secondaires | Side effects

Obtenir de l’aide pour les douleurs liées au cancer
(English: Getting Help for Cancer Pain)

Obtenir de l’aide pour la fatigue
(English: Getting Help for Fatigue)

Obtenir de l’aide pour les nausées et les vomissements
(English:  Getting Help for Nausea and Vomiting)

Other Organizations

The following organizations may provide additional information in French.

  • Immunization Action Coalition
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