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By Professor Chris Nutting
12.05.22
Clinical oncologist

HPV: why vaccination is vital

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is an extremely common virus that the majority of us will be exposed to at one point or another in our lifetime. In our latest article, extremely well-regarded and highly experienced London-based consultant clinical oncologist Professor Chris Nutting, explains how vaccination against HPV works to protect against the virus and its effects.

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By Professor Chris Nutting
04.10.21
Clinical oncologist

Swallowing problems after head & neck cancer treatment

Patients who are treated with chemotherapy and radiation for head and neck cancer develop side effects both during and in the long term after treatment. In this article, expert consultant clinical oncologist Professor Chris Nutting discusses what swallowing problems may occur after cancer treatment in the head and neck.

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By Professor Chris Nutting
21.08.20
Clinical oncologist

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.

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By Professor Chris Nutting
28.05.19
Clinical oncologist

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.

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By Professor Chris Nutting
30.04.19
Clinical oncologist

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.

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