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David Ryner (don't play with numbers): I agree with Duncan and thank you Kathy. I number myself amongst many who suffer from a cr [...] »Read more
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Duncan Jefferson (don't play with numbers): A very common sense article and one that should be taken on board by all in the Health "In [...] »Read more
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Ken Campbell (recording consultations): I am clinical information offider for a UK cancer charity. I often recommend to patients t [...] »Read more
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Frank (recording consultations): Yes I had a pt request a consultation with me - I am concerned about the medicolegal aspec [...] »Read more
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Nicola Nicolai, Lara Bellardita, Massimo Maffezzini, Tiziana Magnani, Riccardo Valdagni and the Prostate Cancer Program Multidisciplinary Team at Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori, Milan: The topic is of great interest, with good points in favour as well as against the referral [...] »Read more
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Marian marie: It was next to impossible to manage my Thyroid Cancer after I had a Thyroidectomy in 1976. [...] »Read more
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Paul CORNES (centralising cancer services): Thank you both - I enjoyed reading this. The best systematic review on the topic comes [...] »Read more
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Steven Vermeulen: I was diagnose with adenocarcinoma with unknown primary in Oct. 2009. I was 54 years old, [...] »Read more
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Wolfgang Grisold (cancer treatment: agesim): Thank you for raising this interesting issue. Personally , I have the impression that at l [...] »Read more
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Gloria Freilich (cancer treatment: ageism): In my experience, having worked in the field of breast cancer from l987 to 2008 in a Londo [...] »Read more
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When sex lives suffer
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Spreading the word
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A man with a woman's cancer: How can we do better for male breast cancer patients?
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Why 'plenty of bed rest' could be bad advice
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Protection of employment rights: still work in progress
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It's not just about surviving, it's about getting your life back
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Surviving childhood cancer
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Don't look away
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Living with the consequences
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Neither child nor adult
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No one told me I had a choice
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Take one at bedtime and you'll soon feel worse
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When clinical trials are compromised
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The news is bad...the message maybe worse
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When alternative becomes mainstream
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Fertility: it's up to the doctors to think ahead
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Look - no strings!
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Just the job? It's time to try out the new disability rights laws
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Talk to me not to your feet
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