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By Dr Hafiz Algurafi
29.08.22
Medical oncology

More than 7,000 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer each year in the UK, a cancer that occurs when a group of cells begin to grow uncontrollably in the ovaries or in the nearby areas. Dr Hafiz Algurafi, a highly experienced consultant medical and clinical oncologist, offers a comprehensive insight into ovarian cancer, answering frequently-asked questions from causes and symptoms to diagnosis, surgery and prognosis.

Mesothelioma: what is it, and what's the prognosis? Find out in this article below.

By Dr Omar Khan
12.04.22
Medical oncology

Mesothelioma: what is it, and what is the prognosis?

Here, highly experienced medical oncologist, Dr Omar Khan, reveals what the most common causes of mesothelioma are, and reveals the condition's prognosis and symptoms.

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By Dr Omar Khan
05.04.22
Medical oncology

Immunotherapy treatment for cancer: How does it work?

Immunotherapy treatment may be offered in many cases where patients receive a cancer diagnosis. In some cases, patients may also be able to participate in clinical trials should they wish to do so. Renowned consultant medical oncologist, Dr Omar Khan, gives expert advice for those considering taking part in a clinical trial, as well as specialist insight on how immunotherapy treatment works to fight cancer.

In the below article, Dr Aspasia Soultati, an esteemed consultant oncologist, talks about various cancer treatment developments that have been made in recent years.

By Dr Aspasia Soultati
15.03.22
Medical oncology

Chemotherapy for prostate cancer: what makes it so effective?

In the below article, Dr Aspasia Soultati, an esteemed Brighton-based consultant medical oncologist, discusses various cancer treatment developments that have been made in recent years, and reveals at what stages of prostate cancer chemotherapy is generally used as a treatment option.

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By Mr Kislaya Kumar Thakur
07.12.21
Medical oncology

Male breast cancer: Symptoms, diagnosis and treatment

One per cent of breast cancer cases in the UK occur in men. It may be a small percentage but the impact it has on the individual is understandably huge. Top Doctors speaks to Mr Kislaya Kumar Thakur, a revered consultant breast surgeon, about male breast cancer. We consider risk factors, symptoms and much more. Read on to find out.

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By Mr Saurabh Phadnis
10.11.21
Medical oncology

Ovarian cancer overview

In order to ensure the best care possible, ovarian cancer needs to be accurately diagnosed by medical staff. It's also important that women know what signs to look for in order to start their treatment process. Expert gynaecologist Mr Saurabh Phadnis speaks to Top Doctors for a detailed take on the condition, empowering patients with knowledge they may need.

In our latest article, revered clinical oncologist, Dr Matthew Williams, explains all about glioblastomas.

By Dr Matthew Williams
10.11.21
Medical oncology

Glioblastomas: your all-you-need-to-know guide

Glioblastomas are very severe brain and spinal cord-affecting tumours that have no known causes. Fortunately, there are plenty of effective treatment options for patients who may have been diagnosed with this dangerous tumour. In our latest article, highly experienced London-based clinical oncologist, Dr Matthew Williams, explains all about glioblastomas.

The risk of breast cancer diagnosis can be reduced through nutrition

By Professor Kefah Mokbel
19.07.21
Medical oncology

Lowering breast cancer risk through nutrition

Expert breast cancer surgeon, Professor Kefah Mokbel, outlines how the risk of breast cancer can be decreased naturally through the regular intake of various vitamins and supplements.

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By Dr Mark Tuthill
18.02.21
Medical oncology

How to take part in cancer clinical trials

Cancer clinical trials can give you access to a treatment that you might not be able to get in standard care. Dr Mark Tuthill explains how to find out if you're eligible to take part in cancer clinical trials and what to expect from the initial assessment.

By Professor Hendrik Tobias Arkenau
26.01.21
Medical oncology

What are clinical trials and how could they benefit you?

Deciding whether to be part of a clinical trial? Clinical trials for new cancer drugs are widely considered to be beneficial to cancer patients by potentially improving their treatment outcomes. Professor Hendrik-Tobias Arkenau, leading medical oncologist and the founding medical director of The Sarah Cannon Research Institute, explains who has access to them and how you can get involved.

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