We know cancer can affect you physically, emotionally and financially. We're here to help. March 14 is National Cancer Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) Day. Help us celebrate the nurses who support ...

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If you are affected by cancer, the Dimbleby Macmillan Support Centre can offer you high quality cancer information and support. We offer a range of information on all aspects of living with cancer ...

You can access on-demand e-learning courses and videos, live online courses and programmes and trusted resources and toolkits. Whatever role you do and wherever you work in the cancer pathway, our ...

When someone close to you has been diagnosed with cancer, you may find you have many different feelings. Get information to help you support your loved one. Your feelings when someone has cancer When ...

Safety netting ensures patients undergoing investigations for cancer, or presenting with symptoms that may indicate serious disease, are followed up in a timely and appropriate manner. The term ...

Chemotherapy uses anti-cancer (cytotoxic) drugs to destroy cancer cells. Your doctor and nurse will talk to you about the chemotherapy that is best for your situation. They will explain how long your ...

Radiotherapy to the head and neck causes temporary (or acute) side effects. Side effects can be mild or more severe, depending on the size of the area being treated and the length of your treatment.

Preparing for head and neck cancer treatment can involve having dental checks, eating well, or doing certain exercises to help reduce side effects. Improving your general health and getting ready ...

Head and neck cancer is a general term to describe different cancers in this area. These cancers start in the tissues in the head and neck area. For example, in the: mouth which includes the tongue, ...