Macmillan's Cancer Information Blog

*Edited 03/07/17

In this blog, editorial assistant Amy-Louise talks more about cancer and depression, and why talking may help.

After receiving a diagnosis of cancer, you may experience a range of feelings and emotions. You might feel angry and resentful, or fearful and anxious. You might experience all of these feelings at once. These reactions are common and there is no right or wrong way to feel. You may also feel…

Freezing temperatures, blustery winds and increasing thermostats all increase the likelihood of dry and flushed skin. Add to that the effects of cancer and its treatment, and you may be feeling like a stranger in your own skin. In this blog, content developer Debbie offers tips on looking after your skin.

In partnership with Boots, Macmillan has some tips on how to look after your skin this winter and throughout your…

Black History Month is a perfect time for us at Macmillan to consider ways to ensure our information and services are inclusive and accessible and that they offer equity to all.

Today is World No Tobacco Day, a day that aims to highlight the risks that come with using tobacco. In this blog, our editor Elissia explains some of the benefits of stopping smoking and not using smokeless tobacco, especially if you have cancer.

You may smoke to relieve stress or boredom. It may be comforting for you or give a feeling of pleasure. If you’re living with cancer and its treatment you may feel that smoking…

Sunday, 3rd December, is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Established in 1992, this day aims to promote the rights and well-being of people with disabilities in all areas of society. In this blog, quality and evaluation lead Abi tells you more about our accessible information.  The United Nations tells us that: 'People with disabilities generally have poorer health, lower education achievements, fewer economic…