• 9 things you might not know about mouth cancer

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    In this blog, our intern Sadie shares some key facts about mouth cancer.

    Did you know that November is Mouth Cancer Awareness Month?

    I wouldn’t judge you if you didn’t, because until I was asked to write to this blog, neither did I! That is probably because mouth cancer is an uncommon type of cancer and it accounts for only one in 50 of all cancer cases. But because of this, it’s even more important to raise awareness…

  • World Kindness Day - Being kind to yourself

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    On World Kindness Day, we usually talk about sending a message to a loved one, or doing something kind for someone else. But this World Kindness Day, editor Liza is talking about being kind to yourself.

    Cancer and its treatment can change how your body looks and sometimes, how it works. This, in turn, can affect how you feel about yourself. Many people find they start to have a negative view of their body. But there are…

  • Mental Health Awareness Week

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    This week is Mental Health Awareness Week (16th - 22nd May). The theme this year is relationships, which are important to maintaining our well being and mental health. It’s a great opportunity to take stock and celebrate the important relationships in our lives.

    If you, or a friend or family member, are facing cancer, your relationships can be huge source of support during and after diagnosis and treatment.

    Relationships…

  • World Mental Health Day - Tips on handling panic attacks

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    To mark World Mental Health Day, content developer Azmina gives some tips for coping with panic attacks.

    World Mental Health Day is held on 10 October every year. It aims to raise awareness of mental health problems around the world and is a good time to focus on your own well-being.

    A common emotion when living with cancer is fear or anxiety. You may be frightened about your treatment or the future. Before a medical appointment…

  • Giving up smoking

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    Have you been meaning to give up smoking but just can’t seem to make that cigarette your last one? Or perhaps you’ve tried to quit but have found it too difficult and have started smoking again. Macmillan have developed a new booklet about Giving up smoking and it’s full of handy tips and advice to help you stub cigarettes out for good. You can order a copy now.

    Why give up smoking?

    Living with cancer…