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Using online symptom reporting to manage cancer symptoms

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26 January 2021

A trial has found that cancer patients can benefit from regular online symptom reporting combined with a computer algorithm to…

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What is living with and beyond cancer research?

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01 September 2019

Previously, work done by the National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) has shown that the term ‘survivorship’, which has traditionally been…

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The UK top research priorities for living with and beyond cancer

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01 September 2019

By 2030 four million people in the UK will be living with the long-term consequences of cancer, but currently there…

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Using virtual reality to co-design health interventions for people living with and beyond cancer

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17 April 2019

Lisa Murray, Nurse Researcher with the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust and member of the SafeSpace study team led by…

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Why our living with and beyond cancer research initiative matters

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06 November 2018

Over the last year, I’ve been delighted to be involved with the NCRI’s Living with and Beyond Cancer Research Initiative…

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Top 10 research priorities for living better with and beyond cancer in the UK

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06 November 2018

Professor Diana Greenfield, Consultant Nurse at Sheffield Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust was part of the Steering Group that advised…

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Gap in research means millions living with long-term consequences of cancer

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06 November 2018

Millions of people are living with the long-term consequences of cancer and its treatment, but currently there is very little…

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What the living with and beyond cancer research priorities mean to me – Richard Stephen’s story

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06 November 2018

“Vaseline, ginger beer, soft-bristled toothbrush, ginger biscuits, baby shampoo, and put ginger in your food. ” That was the shopping…

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Men with prostate cancer are willing to accept lower survival odds to side effects

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05 November 2018

Men who have been newly diagnosed with prostate cancer say they would trade some improvement in their odds of survival…

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Our Living With and Beyond Cancer initiative

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09 January 2018

Today in the UK, around 2.5 million people have received a cancer diagnosis at some point, and this number is…

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Why our Living With and Beyond Cancer initiative matters – Ceinwen’s story

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06 September 2017

Today, in the UK, around 2.5 million people have been diagnosed with cancer and this number is expected to rise…

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Living With and Beyond Cancer – an NCRI initiative

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17 August 2017

Why do we need this work? Improvements in cancer diagnosis and treatment mean that people are living longer after a…

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