Working with cancer
Occupational cancer claims 666,000 lives a year worldwide. Employees undergoing cancer treatment require individually-tailored approaches to help them remain in…
Cancer
Making pancreatic cancer less deadly
Pancreatic cancer survival rates have been improving over the last few decades, but the statistics still make grim reading. According…
Cancer survivors rate telehealth
‘To mark World Cancer Day, It is important that we raise awareness of this serious illness and consider the impact…
A Day to Unite – World Cancer Day
World Cancer Day brings people together across the world who have been affected by the disease. As a specialist nurse…
What to say and do when someone has cancer
Marking World Cancer Day, it can be very difficult to know what to say and what to do when someone…
Why do some breast cancer drugs stop working?
Around 70 per cent of breast cancers are so-called ER positive, which means the cancer cells contain a receptor for…
Pancreatic cancer: Improving outcomes
Pancreatic cancer has no early warning signs and the majority of people with this disease present with acute symptoms such…
New view of cancer
A diagnosis of cancer is really scary. It can seem as if there are only two options, neither very appealing.…
An actor’s take on early prostate cancer
I never expected I would be diagnosed with prostate cancer when I agreed to be part of a trial at…
Traffic lights for prostate cancer
There are over 330,000 men in the UK living with or after prostate cancer. Over 47,000 are diagnosed every year…