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Obesity and cancer: 12 things clinicians and patients should know
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Obesity and cancer: 12 things clinicians and patients should know

  • Neli Ulrich
  • 23 September 2022

The significant link that has been clearly established between obesity and risk of 13 types of cancer means that many patients in the ‘obese’ category can be offered an opportunity…

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GDPR: Why patient control over our health data might not be such a bad thing 
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GDPR: Why patient control over our health data might not be such a bad thing 

  • Gilly Spurrier
  • 23 June 2022

Cancer patients want our data shared and used in ways that could help us, and those like us. Why wouldn’t we? That’s why patients and patient organisations are broadly supportive…

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Angelita Habr-Gama: putting Brazil on the cancer research leaderboard
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Angelita Habr-Gama: putting Brazil on the cancer research leaderboard

  • Valéria Hartt
  • 27 May 2022

Brazilian surgeon Angelita Habr-Gama changed the way that lower rectal cancer is treated when she discovered that many patients treated with neoadjuvant chemoradiation for early rectal cancers showed no residual…

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Message from a Ukrainian oncologist: Please prioritise my patients ‒ if you don’t who will?
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Message from a Ukrainian oncologist: Please prioritise my patients ‒ if you don’t who will?

  • Mohammed Hojouj
  • 19 April 2022

Cancers do not stop growing because there is a war. But cancer patients stop being seen as a priority… unless you are a patient or family, or a clinical oncologist…

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Crisis in the Ukraine: we can help by doing what we do best
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Crisis in the Ukraine: we can help by doing what we do best

  • Kathy Oliver
  • 4 March 2022

As the conflict in the Ukraine enters its second week, we in the cancer community are trying to work out how best we can help patients and their families ‒…

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How we turn lung cancer care into a European success story
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How we turn lung cancer care into a European success story

  • Joanna Chorostowska-Wynimko
  • 21 January 2022

Opportunities to make significant headway against cancer don’t come around very often. This year, an alignment of science and European cancer policy is opening such an opportunity in relation to…

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Liver patient advocates to Europe’s cancer community: can we talk?
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Liver patient advocates to Europe’s cancer community: can we talk?

  • Marko Korenjak
  • 10 December 2021

Europe’s Beating Cancer plan is galvanising the cancer community behind efforts to tackle rising trends that are currently on course for an almost 25% rise in deaths from cancer across…

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We need a National Cancer Institute! Why Italy should follow the example of the US and France
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We need a National Cancer Institute! Why Italy should follow the example of the US and France

  • Silvio Monfardini
  • 11 November 2021

The genomic revolution and advances in technology are making the pursuit of innovation in oncology increasingly challenging. In Italy, the number and the diversity of the players in the field…

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When your patient tells you they’re still not better, please accept what they say
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When your patient tells you they’re still not better, please accept what they say

  • Cordelia Galgut
  • 14 October 2021

“A staggeringly high number of patients still suffer from significant health issues years after being declared disease free.” The words of Dorothy Keefe, head of Australia’s national cancer agency and…

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Breast cancer surgery should be a job for certified specialists – an appeal
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Breast cancer surgery should be a job for certified specialists – an appeal

  • Shirley Bianca
  • 7 May 2021

Many women, knowing they need surgery for breast cancer, are afraid of looking disfigured after their operation. The question, on day one, is how and where to find a specialist…

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