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When you’re living with cancer, medical services will be at the heart of your care. However, there are other positives steps you can take before, during and after cancer treatment that can also improve your well-being and your long-term health. Thinking of ways of looking after yourself at this difficult time might feel overwhelming but doing so can help you […]
Dancing has served people for centuries as not only a form of exercise, but an activity of joy, and for those living with cancer, it’s no exception. Move Dance Feel is dedicated to promoting the health benefits of dance for women living with or beyond cancer, including those caring for someone with cancer or bereaved […]
Developing your professional skill set is common in any area of work. But for those in the fitness industry, the development of skills to help those living with cancer is rewarding in a multitude of ways. We spoke to to Laura Porro from Equilibrium Studio about how becoming a Cancer Exercise Specialist can change your […]
When undergoing treatment, the effects of hair loss can have a long and difficult impact on those living with cancer. Cancer Hair Care is the only UK charity solely dedicated to offering guidance before, during and after hair loss due to cancer treatment. It is also the only charity to offer clinics within NHS hospitals […]
Taking place on Saturday 15th May, there’s a new online conference for healthcare professionals looking to learn more about the benefits of an evidence based integrative approach to cancer care to optimise health, quality of life and clinical outcomes. The conference will highlight the benefits of integrating conventional cancer treatments alongside evidence-informed psychological, nutritional, lifestyle […]
We all know what it’s like to feel tired – physically, mentally and emotionally, but usually after some relaxation and a good night’s sleep, we are ready to take on the world again. When you have cancer, though, rest often just doesn’t touch it. Cancer-related fatigue is one of the most common side effects of cancer […]
The city of Coventry is known for its medieval cathedral, which stands roofless next to its 20th century counterpart because of a bombing in World War II. One thing that can’t be torn down however is the fantastic network of cancer support that serves the city. Our latest City Spotlight takes a look at just […]
Google ‘scanxiety’ and you’ll quickly see that the anxiety people feel before, during and after cancers scans or appointments is more or less universal. As someone who, four years after successful cervical cancer surgery, experiences scanxiety before, during and after every vaguely medical appointment (yes, even an unrelated trip to the dentist or optician will trigger it!), I […]
Technology for people living with cancer has advanced in recent years and the use of smartphone applications has increased over the last 12 months because of the effects of COVID-19. The Vinehealth app helps people living with cancer to track their symptoms, manage their medications and understand their care. Our mission is to empower people […]
Sometimes you just don’t know what you don’t know. This is definitely the case with cancer support services. As someone living with cancer, or as someone close to someone who is, it’s a big and important step to look for support. And if you’re reading this, then you’ve found your way to Cancer Care Map, which is […]