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# How to view more content and products relevant to specific fields of interest on the Illumina website
The [illumina.com](https://www.illumina.com/) website has a **Recommended Links** tool. Use it to quickly browse content related to specific fields of interest. Access it from anywhere in the website, using the site's top navigation.
1. Choose **Select** to display the menu.\
2. Select the radio button to select a primary area of interest, for example **Cancer Research**.
3. The label updates, in this example, to **Cancer Research Links**.\
4. Mouse over Cancer Research Links to see a curated list of content, grouped by:
* Methods & Education
* Featured Products & Services
* Selection & Planning Tools
* Software & Analysis
* Publications & News
5. Mouse over any of these categories to see links to content relevant for that topic, displayed to the right. Selections might include publications, news articles, training, related techniques and more.
Access this feature at any time from the top of any page on the website. If desired, choose a different area of interest or return to the default settings by mousing over the information icon ( \
) then **Select** then **Remove my preference**.
**If accessing the site via a mobile device**
1. Select the hamburger menu to display the navigation.
2. Select **Recommended Links**.
3. Toggle on the area of interest, and select the desired link.
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