As a newly diagnosed NET patient, I want to understand what neuroendocrine tumors are, how to find a specialist doctor, and where to look for support groups. Please navigate to the 'For Patients' section to find a brief description of NETs. Then, from the homepage, determine the general approach to finding a doctor and support groups on this website.
Navigate to 'https://www.carcinoid.org'. Click on the 'For Patients' link (ID 62). On the 'For Patients' page, locate and extract a concise description of neuroendocrine tumors (NETs), ideally from a general information or overview section. Navigate back to the homepage if not already there. From the homepage, identify the link for 'FIND A DOCTOR' and describe the general method or type of resource provided for finding a specialist (e.g., a searchable directory, a list, external links). From the homepage, identify the link for 'SUPPORT GROUPS' and describe the general method or type of resource provided for finding or joining a support group (e.g., a directory, contact information, a map, external links). Synthesize the collected information about NETs, the approach to finding doctors, and the approach to finding support groups.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'For Patients' section. The agent extracts a concise description of neuroendocrine tumors (NETs) from the 'For Patients' section (e.g., 'Neuroendocrine tumors (NETs) are rare cancers that can arise anywhere in the body, but most commonly occur in the gastrointestinal tract, lungs, or pancreas.'). The agent successfully identifies the 'FIND A DOCTOR' link on the homepage and describes that it leads to a directory or a list of specialists. The agent successfully identifies the 'SUPPORT GROUPS' link on the homepage and describes that it leads to a resource for finding or joining support groups (e.g., a list of groups, contact information, or a map). The agent provides a concise summary of the NET description and the general approaches to finding doctors and support groups.