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Cancer treatment and hypnotherapy
Have you ever experienced hypnosis? In this latest article, we explain why this is likely to be the case and how hypnotherapy can be used in a clinical setting—to help support cancer treatment. Find out how hypnotherapy can be used to improve wellbeing.
By Professor Hendrik Tobias Arkenau
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Clinical oncology
TIL therapy - a promising new cancer treatment explained
TIL therapy is an exciting new experimental cancer treatment that could help extend the lives of many cancer patients who fail to respond to standard treatments. But what is TIL therapy, how does it work and which cancers can it treat? Professor Hendrik-Tobias Arkenau, a top medical oncologist and drug developer in London explains.
By Professor Chris Nutting
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Head and neck cancer: how can a clinical oncologist help?
Patients who have been diagnosed with head and neck cancer will be referred to a clinical oncologist and his team of experts who, together, will determine your treatment plan. We asked one of our experts Professor Chris Nutting about what treatment options are available and how are they decided upon.
By Professor Arthur Sun Myint
27.05.20
Clinical oncology
Are our lifestyle choices causing the rise in colorectal cancer in young adults?
In recent years, health experts have witnessed a steady increase in the diagnosis of rectal cancer in young adults, with many believing our unhealthy lifestyle and diet choices are largely at fault. This article explains more.
By Mr Haresh Devalia
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Clinical oncology
Breast lumps: are they always a cause for concern?
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By Dr Mark Tuthill
23.09.19
Clinical oncology
Chemotherapy in early stage breast cancer: is it right for me?
What happens after you've had a diagnosis of breast cancer can be confusing and frightening. You may be wondering how your cancer specialist decides the next steps in your treatment plan regarding chemotherapy. Dr Mark Tuthill, an experienced medical oncologist explains what treatment options are available.
By Professor Chris Nutting
28.05.19
Clinical oncology
Supporting research into head and neck cancer through Oracle Cancer Trust
Leading consultant oncologist Professor Chris Nutting recently spoke at a charity dinner for Oracle Cancer Trust, organised by Robert Walton MBE. We asked Professor Nutting what happened on the night and what sort of research the money raised will support.
By Professor Chris Nutting
30.04.19
Clinical oncology
HPV vaccine for boys: a victory in the battle against cancer
You’ve probably heard of HPV. A highly infectious virus that is particularly dangerous to women, as it is connected to cervical cancer. But did you know that it is also linked to cancer in men? Thankfully, there is a vaccine for HPV and later this year it will be easily accessible for boys through a school-based vaccination program. Professor Chris Nutting is here to explain.
By Mr Nicholas Thomas
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What is a multidisciplinary team (MDT) and why do we need them?
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By Dr Paula Wells
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Clinical oncology
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