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Clare Manicom, an oncology social worker, shares what cancer patients have told her they’d do differently, given another chance at the journey.
Clare Manicom, an oncology social worker, shares what cancer patients have told her they’d do differently, given another chance at the journey.
If you are complacent about your health, bad habits will soon get the better of you. It’s important to start addressing your greatest health challenges right away.
Breast cancer survivor Mariana Lourens answers questions about what it takes to accompany someone on their cancer journey.
Stats show that 40% of diagnosed breast cancer cases are detected by women who feel a lump. Here are 5 key learning’s on self-examinations.
A cancer diagnosis is frightening, but don’t let fear keep you from getting the best treatment.
Become an active participant in your own recovery and keep loving yourself despite what your body is going through.
Give yourself the best chance against cancer. Be pro-active and take note of the screenings you should do for every decade of your life.
So many emotions to deal with and so little you can do – two cancer carers tell us how they coped with the journey.
There are two roads on every cancer journey – one for patients and one for the carers. Two courageous women share their stories.