Dying of cancer: the taboo questions
A very dear friend is in the final stages of his life: 18 months of invasive treatments for leukaemia, including a stem cell transplant, have all failed and he is […]
Tag Archives: lung cancer
The immune system: great new hope in #cancer treatment
As my secondary will be lung cancer, should I be so unlucky as to get a secondary cancer (and the whole point of this website is about how NOT to […]
Physical activity benefits lung cancer patients and survivors
This latest research from Medical News Today and first published in the Journal of Thoracic Oncology, the official journal of the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer (IASLC), continues […]
UK cancer survival rates trail 10 years behind other European countries
This is perhaps unnecessarily depressing, even if true. What is important is Macmillan’s conclusion: ‘better prevention; swifter diagnosis; and better treatment, care and aftercare for all those diagnosed with cancer’ Healthy eating, exercise and a […]
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