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A cancer diagnosis changes a lot of things, and not just about your health. Uncertainty about work, bills, travel costs and how you’ll manage financially while also focusing on treatment and recovery. So today we're talking about finance and cancer.

A lot of people talk about the process of diagnosis and treatment when they talk about cancer. It’s understandable. Those are both huge and unknown things, and they can have a massive impact on your life. But there’s one area we don’t see discussed as often – the aftermath. What happens once you’ve finished your treatments and been told you’re in remission. Because when your life has revolved around cancer symptoms, treatments and management, going back to normal life might n

Understanding how cancer develops, what can influence our risk, and which factors are simply beyond our control can make a lot of discussions easier, and the subject of cancer make more sense.

Regular self-checks aren't just for women - men should be checking their testicles regularly.

If one of your loved ones has been diagnosed with cancer, you might find you suddenly don’t know what to talk about. Don't worry, you're not alone! And we have some tips to help.

There are a lot of myths surrounding cancer, so it can be hard to separate truth from fiction. Today, we look at 7 common cancer myths, and what the reality is.

There’s a lot of negativity and uncertainty around smear tests, with a lot of women avoiding them for fear they’ll be uncomfortable. But the main reason they’re worried is that they don’t know how it all works! So today we’re going to bust some myths and walk you through a smear test step by step, so that you aren’t afraid of getting this vital healthcare procedure done. Especially since this month is cervical cancer awareness month!

Christmas has a way of calling us home—toward family gatherings, familiar traditions, and the comfort of being surrounded by the people who lift us up. For others, it’s a moment to slip away somewhere peaceful and soak in a change of scenery after a long year. But when cancer enters the picture, the simple act of travelling—something once effortless—can feel layered with challenges. Planning becomes more intentional, energy becomes precious, and health and safety move to the

Complementary therapies can be a great way to cope with cancer and treatment - but only if you're careful.

Getting a cancer diagnosis can be incredibly upsetting. But for parents, there's an extra layer - how do I tell the children?