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Ovarian cancer

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• - Doctor lies & tells families their child has cancer
  Disgusting!! How can people like this exist?!? https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17967992.stirling-medic-dr-mina-chowdhury-dishonestly-told-parents-children-cancer/ Stirling medic Dr Mina Chowdhur
• - Shingles
  i have just finished six sessions of R Chop chemotherapy for lymphoma and three weeks later developed shingles. I can honestly say I have never known pain like it. I am now had this 3 months with no s
• - Lymphoedema
   Does anyone else on here have to wear a stocking for there arm and a glove for there hand to help with there lymphoedema  ,I find it very hard to wear as if it is a very hot day I seem to sweat mor

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• - Have you heard about personalised medication?
  Hello everyone, We recently published a new testimonial all about personalised medicine for ovarian cancer. The patient had a vaccination made especially to find her exact type of tumour. Read the te
• - Bladder cancer treatments
  A member recently sent me a message asking about bladder cancer treatments: "My hubby has bladder cancer, a fairly rare type, T3 No M1 small cell cancer with mets to liver, they say can't be cured ju
• - Letrazol
  Hi, I spent a miserable year on tamoxifen and am now on letrazol. The heat flushes are extreme and I've tried sooooo many things to ease it but nothing works. Anyone else suffering with this? I boug

Current topics:

• - Lung cancer destroyed with tea leaf nanoparticles
  A new study has shown that lung cancer cells can be destroyed using nanoparticles derived from tea leaves. These tiny particles, called "quantum dots," are 400 times thinner than a human hair, and pro
• - Top oncologist to study effect of diet on cancer drugs
  A groundbreaking clinical trial on whether diet could boost the effectiveness of cancer drugs is set to be launched by one of the world’s leading oncologists. The work, led by Siddhartha Mukherje
• - Cancer treatment could benefit from a major new discovery in DNA
  Major positive implications for cancer treatment could be on the horizon as scientists have made a discovery about how cells repair broken strands of DNA. Published in Nature Today, the study found