have cancer – so it can be treated early and effectively need treatment or monitoring – to prevent cancer developing. Diagnosing cancer early can mean treatment is more effective and less complex. The ...

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Each year, about 55,000 people are diagnosed with breast cancer in the UK. It is more common in people over 50, but it can also affect younger people. Whether ...

If you work in or are interested in prehabilitation and rehabilitation, join or watch our webinar series where you can hear from expert speakers about related topics. The prehabilitation and ...

A cone biopsy is a small operation to remove an area of the cervix. A cone biopsy is usually done under a general anaesthetic and you may need to stay overnight in hospital. During the operation, the ...

Our bodies are made up of tiny building blocks called cells. Inside nearly every cell is a set of genes. Genes are the instructions for your body to work. If a gene is changed, it may not give the ...

Wherever you work, you can host a Coffee Morning. Bring your colleagues, customers and clients together to enjoy a slice of something nice and help support people living with cancer. Whether you work ...

Body image is how we think and feel about how our body looks and works. These thoughts and feelings can affect our behaviour, and how we believe others see us. Body image is important as it can be ...

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Most people diagnosed with a brain tumour will not be allowed to drive for a time after their diagnosis and treatment. Advice on driving may vary even between people with the same tumour type. Your ...