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India’s Lung Connect shows value of online cancer support in low-income settings
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India’s Lung Connect shows value of online cancer support in low-income settings

  • Swagata Yadavar
  • 23 June 2022

It was April 2020. Just a few weeks earlier, India had imposed a national lockdown – among the harshest in the world. Ramkrishna Bhadhury, 44, a farmer from a small…

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Surviving childhood cancer in Africa: helping families stick with the treatment plan is key
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Surviving childhood cancer in Africa: helping families stick with the treatment plan is key

  • Esther Nakkazi
  • 8 June 2022

Faced with poverty, low maternal education and fears about treatment effects, many families in sub-Saharan Africa are abandoning cancer treatment for children and young people, harming chances of survival. In…

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Precision care: supporting our patients starts with asking them what they want and need
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Precision care: supporting our patients starts with asking them what they want and need

  • Simon Crompton
  • 4 March 2022

Two weeks after receiving a brain tumour diagnosis, Martin was copied into an email from one of his healthcare team telling his GP that Martin was “understandably devastated by his…

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Chemobrain: it’s real, it’s troublesome and it deserves more attention
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Chemobrain: it’s real, it’s troublesome and it deserves more attention

  • Sophie Fessl
  • 4 February 2022

Fiona Henderson was part way through her psychology degree when she received her breast cancer diagnosis. Right after treatments finished, she returned to her studies – initially without a problem.…

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Beating the odds in colorectal cancer
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Beating the odds in colorectal cancer

  • Anna Wagstaff
  • 3 February 2022

Stefan Gijssels beat the odds in colorectal cancer. Diagnosed with a cancer of the colon in 2015, a laparoscopic surgery intended to remove what was thought to be a locally…

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Evolution of the doctor-patient relationship: from ancient times to the personalised medicine era
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Evolution of the doctor-patient relationship: from ancient times to the personalised medicine era

  • Adriana Albini
  • 30 December 2021

The nature of the doctor–patient relationship has gone through various phases in history, based on the changing role of the physician in the community, as well as progress in medicine…

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Drugs shortages: ‘We parents of children with cancer are too exhausted to protest’
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Drugs shortages: ‘We parents of children with cancer are too exhausted to protest’

  • Astrid Viciano
  • 26 November 2021

When it all started, Ioana Oprea did not have a spare moment to come to terms with what had happened ‒ to truly take in the fact that her son…

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Surviving childhood cancer: how we standardise care across Europe
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Surviving childhood cancer: how we standardise care across Europe

  • Sophie Fessl
  • 8 October 2021

When Lejla Kameric’s daughter was treated for non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, the twelve-year-old had to get through lumbar punctures without pain relief. “15 years ago in Bosnia, painful procedures and diagnostic activities…

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Cancer and fertility preservation: it can be done… Can’t it?
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Cancer and fertility preservation: it can be done… Can’t it?

  • Valentina Murelli and Maria Cristina Valsecchi
  • 28 September 2021

“I was 26 when I was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma in 2015. I knew before starting cancer treatment that it is possible to preserve fertility. But having been knocked flat…

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Tailored exercise: a key element in personalised treatments and prevention
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Tailored exercise: a key element in personalised treatments and prevention

  • Adriana Albini
  • 14 July 2021

The expression ‘couch potato’ conjures up images of a worldly-wise, self-mocking type who leaves the rat-race to others, while happily cuddling up in front of the TV with snacks and…

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