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If you're waiting for your cancer test results, here's how you can prepare for your consultation.
Advice and information about coping with a cancer diagnosis, including emotional effects and where to find support.
If you have cancer, your priority is medical care. But you can also get help in other areas of life.
Losing your hair is a side effect of some cancer treatments. Here are some tips on how to manage and where to get support.
Find out ways to help preserve your fertility before you start your cancer treatment.
Practical advice for living with lung cancer, covering finances, feelings and controlling symptoms.
Get advice on adjusting to life after cancer, including how to cope with fatigue, changes to your body and difficult emotions.
Juanita explains the impact of cancer on her life, and how her charity work brings her happiness.
Former footballer Neil Harris talks about having testicular cancer, including his treatment and telling his family.
Information on coping with a terminal cancer diagnosis, including advice on counselling, practical issues and financial help.
Talking to children about your cancer may be difficult, but these tips can make it easier for you and them.
We separate the facts from the fiction about lung cancer and its link with smoking and other risk factors.
Prostate cancer survivor Philip Kissi didn't notice any symptoms. He talks about his diagnosis and treatment.
TV star Caron Keating died from breast cancer in 2004. Her mother, Gloria Hunniford, explains how she coped with her death.
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