Sat, Jul 4 2020

I offer you two subjects in one article but they are overlapping and very related. The piece of research in the 2nd half of the article is very exciting – did you know researchers have found there are two main sub-types of pNETs, one less…

Listen to the Cancer.Net Podcast: Cancer and Anxiety, adapted from this content. Anxiety may be described as feeling nervous, on edge, or worried. It is a normal emotion that alerts your body to respond to a threat. But intense and long-term…

Over the last few months, I've seen quite a few posts entitled “Not all Cancer is pink”. I suspect it's a reference to the ubiquitous publicity that many women's cancer related advocates, bloggers and organisations attract. Those who…

Shortcuts to my most read articles (over 3000 views). Top 3 listed individually, the remainder are in a table – click on the article title links on the left column to read and please feel free to share. In first place – Neuroendocrine…

Those who know about the 5 E's of (so called) carcinoid syndrome will get the meaning of this story straight away. For those unaware of those 5 E's, read about them here. I sometimes need motivating and it's really easy to put off doing ‘…

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