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In-product services

These are general Zhiyudao tools used in the context of this cancer type; they are not cancer-specific new apps.

Emergency CardGeneral tool
Turns diagnosis, medicines, allergies, and contacts into a one-page emergency card.Follow-up SchedulerGeneral tool
Builds a follow-up calendar from your treatment timeline for review with your clinician.Lab Trend TrackerGeneral tool
Organizes repeated lab results over time for easier follow-up conversations.Medication ScheduleGeneral tool
Organizes current medicines into a daily schedule and refill reminders without suggesting medication changes.Nutrition CompanionGeneral tool
Creates a printable nutrition handbook around treatment phase, symptoms, and lab context.Patient EducationGeneral tool
Creates a plain-language education page on one topic for you and your family.Trial & Drug MonitorGeneral tool
Saves your trial/drug watch conditions and creates an initial monitoring report, ready for future alerts.

Record suggestions

Choose what you already have; items that do not apply can be skipped — none of these are required for everyone.

Pathology reports
Admission, discharge, and outpatient notes
Imaging reports
Lab reports
Molecular tests (helpful if available; not required for everyone)
Treatment records
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Cancer-type resources

Only real public destinations are listed; no placeholder cards.

Public resource

Insurance overview

Browse open services and resources by cancer type; unopened zones are clearly labeled.

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Doctor directory

Browse open services and resources by cancer type; unopened zones are clearly labeled.

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Clinical trial matching (general)

Zhiyudao · Clinical trial matching (general)

A general base used in the context of this cancer type; it searches recruiting trials, and eligibility must be confirmed by qualified professionals.

Open trial matching

This information is for health management and discussions with your care team. It does not replace a doctor's diagnosis or individual treatment decisions.