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Copyright and Registered Trademarks
You May Reuse Information from the National Cancer Institute Web Site
Most of the information on the National Cancer Institute (NCI) Web site, Cancer.gov, is in the public domain and is not subject to copyright restrictions. No special permission is required to use or reproduce public domain material. NCI's public domain information includes health professional and patient information in NCI's Physician Data Query (PDQ®) cancer information database and patient education brochures, booklets, and fact sheets.
However, any reproduced material should acknowledge NCI as the originator and the NCI Web site, www.cancer.gov, as the source. The source can be cited as:
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You Do Not Need Permission to:
- Use text from NCI information products in your own materials.
- However, you cannot use the registered trademark logos for NCI, NIH, Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), or PDQ in your materials because NCI has not reviewed or approved your product.
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Please note that many of our online health publications are continually updated as we learn more about a specific disease or condition. Occasionally, sites that copy and repost NCI materials fail to check for updates, which can result in out-of-date information being offered to their users. For that reason, we urge you to link to NCI documents rather than reposting them. If you do repost, please visit the NCI Web site periodically to check for document revisions.
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