Has cancer treatment led you to early menopause? Do you feel confused about your options? This podcast hosts conversations with cancer patients, survivors and medical professionals to learn about treatments available for women with a cancer diagnosis. I'm Dani Binnington, after breast cancer, surgery to remove my ovaries led me to early menopause, I had no idea what my treatment options were and who in my medical team could help me figure out what to do about my symptoms. I felt alone and unsupported. It took me so long to discover I had lots of options too.If only I'd known sooner!Everything I wish I'd known back then is inside these conversations - so you can make the right choices now. These episodes are a good place to start:1. Rethinking Tamoxifen & Aromatase Inhibitors 2. Why I decided to take HRT after an oestrogen driven cancer2. Alcohol & MeMenopause and cancer is also a thriving community online and in real life. Join the Facebook community to connect with women going through the same thing you are: https://www.facebook.com/groups/menopauseandcancerchathub more

Do you want to know one of the biggest secrets that cancer survivors have? It's that life after cancer treatment ends can sometimes be even more tough than the disease itself. No one understands that like another cancer survivor. Gabby has been there when the Get Well cards come down and you are alone with your fears, it can be scary, overwhelming and lonely. Gabby knew she had to change her life and develop healthy habits to go from cancer survivor to Thriver. But working out what to do was confusing and exhausting. Gabby Mottershead, is now a 16 year Inflammatory Breast Cancer survivor-turned-confidence coach and my passion is helping people to rebuild their lives.Gabby says:I want to share everything that I have learned about survival, and how to rebuild your life once treatment ends. I expected to feel invincible once my cancer was gone, but it didn't. I felt depressed, anxious, and exhausted. 'Confidence After Cancer' is for anyone who has finished cancer treatment and maybe feels alone, confused, and not sure how to move forward when all the joy has gone from their life.Life after cancer treatment ends can be another stage to navigate when you are already exhausted. I'm here to help you make the rest of your life the best of your life.When the Get Well cards came down, chemotherapy, surgeries, mastectomy, radiotherapy were all finished. What next? How do you move forward when you are thrown off that roller coaster of treatment? Do you feel alone now that treatment has ended and that no one understands how you feel?Are you sick and tired of feeling sick and tired?Are you ready to move forward with your life, but it all feels too overwhelming?If you are ready to change that now - my online course is available for you now :https://www.confidenceaftercancer.co.uk/page/264158-confidence-after-cancerCancer is devastating on so many levels. Only someone who has been there, like you and me, can truly understand. I am not here to tell you what to do, but to share my years of studying health and wellbeing, what worked for me, and what has worked for people that I know.I have a free ebook to help you get Confidence after Cancer in 7 easy steps : https://www.confidenceaftercancer.co.uk/page/262093Everyone's journey is different, and I invite you to join me and see if some of those things might work for you. You are not alone.Find out more on my website https://www.confidenceaftercancer.co.uk/ more

The British Thoracic Oncology Group (BTOG) is the multi-disciplinary group for healthcare professionals involved with thoracic malignancies throughout the UK.BTOG's mission is to To support and educate thoracic oncology healthcare professionals, creating a professional community to exchange ideas, information and innovation and to foster the development of research. The overall aim is to represent the needs of people with thoracic malignancies in the UK and ensure they have equitable access to optimal care.Find out more here - https://www.btog.org/ more

Join two experienced GPs as they share their clinical knowledge and practical tips to support earlier cancer detection in primary care.Dr Rebecca Leon and Dr Sarah Taylor bring their warmth, wit, and passion for earlier and faster cancer diagnosis. They discuss assessment, clinical decision making and the referral pathways they choose to get the best diagnosis and treatment. Rebecca and Sarah are regularly joined by special guests who are experts in particular cancer areas.GPs Talk Cancer is brought to you by GatewayC, a national NHS-funded resource, dedicated to supporting primary care clinicians to improve early cancer detection.Whilst this podcast may be of interest to everyone, it is aimed at primary care clinicians. Although all patient cases are based on real stories from clinical practice, they are fully anonymised with no identifiable patient data.GPs Talk Cancer is released fortnightly on Tuesdays. Visit https://www.gatewayc.org.uk/ to learn more about GatewayC. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

If you're looking for authentic stories about life with and beyond breast cancer, we're here. Welcome to the Breast Cancer Now podcast.Join host Laura for open, supportive and honest conversations with guests who have personal or professional experience of breast cancer.Laura Price is a writer, podcaster and author of the novel Single Bald Female. She's living with secondary, incurable breast cancer.We're Breast Cancer Now, the research and support charity. If you've got questions about breast cancer, go to our website https://www.breastcancernow.org.New episodes every other Friday. more

Not Your Grandma's Cancer Show is the podcast of Shine Cancer Support. Shine supports anyone in their 20s, 30s or 40s, with any type of cancer. Check out our website at www.shinecancersupport.org. more

A Cancer Pharmacy Podcast brought to you by The British Oncology Pharmacy Association (BOPA). The purpose of the podcast is to promote excellence in the pharmaceutical care of patients with cancer through education. more

Talk of Hope is a podcast for people affected by lung cancer.Featuring personal accounts from people living with the disease and healthcare experts highlighting improvements in diagnosis, treatment and care, Talk of Hope offers light and positivity during an anxious and fearful time.Talk of Hope is a fortnightly podcast, with new episodes released every other Tuesday. more

CANCERTALK explores the potential of Integrative Medicine to improve the lives of those with cancer. Hosted by Dr Penny Kechagioglou, Clinical Oncologist and Robin Daly, Founder and Chairman of Yes to Life, this occasional podcast will feature guest Practitioners from the world of Integrative Oncology - which in plain English means a broad, holistic approach to cancer care that includes support for body, mind and spirit. more

The Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre unites over 1,000 world-leading biologists, chemists, physicists, engineers, mathematicians, computer scientists, clinicians, nurses and allied healthcare professionals from across Cambridge, UK to tackle cancer from every angle.Our mission is to end death and disease caused by cancer through research, treatment and education. We are detecting cancer at its earliest stage and are developing personalised treatments for every patient through facilitating new collaborations and driving the translation of new scientific discoveries into clinical applications to improve patient care. By working together across a range of different disciplines, our members are breaking down the barriers between the laboratory and the clinic, enabling patients to benefit from the latest innovations in cancer science. more