Fortunately, and thanks to the medical advances in prevention, diagnosis and treatment, cancer becomes a chronic condition in more than 60% of the cases. Learning to live with the disease is thus a priority for cancer patients and their relatives, who demand a lot of resources and support to deal with the different problems they face in their day by day.Beyond medical care, the daily challenges faced by a cancer patient are not conveniently addressed. Psychological support is not sufficiently covered by most health-care systems in Europe, patient rights and resources are unclear, body image problems and other therapy side effects arise, etc. Additionally, professionals have problems reaching this audience within a public health system or the charity setting. Practical solutions are scattered and information is dense or not easily accessible.More than 80% of the Spanish population uses internet to get info about their medical issues. But when looking for these types of answers we rarely find thorough and trustworthy information, let alone clear and of the quality needed. Quite apart from energy and time consuming, these are scarce resources when facing cancer. To make it worse, it can (and often does) cause frustration and fear and rarely solves our needs. e-nlaza was conceived to fill this gap and to offer both cancer patients and their relatives an online platform that connects them to professionals and to services aimed at improving their quality of life throughout the different phases of disease. It offers an integral service that aims to stand by the strictly medical concerns.