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What is immunotherapy and why is everyone talking about it?

Perci Health Medical Director Professor Peter Schmid talks about the progress being made for triple negative breast cancer patients

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Managing men’s sexual health after cancer treatment

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Managing women’s sexual health after cancer treatment

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Induced menopause and cancer: our experts answer the most commonly asked questions

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Remedies for aching legs after chemotherapy

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How to support someone with cancer: a shareable guide

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Eating after chemotherapy: managing taste discomfort, fatigue and more through food

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The benefits of walking following chemo and radiation therapy

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How to adapt to hair loss after cancer treatment

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A practical meditation to ease anxiety before a scan, appointment or chemo session

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How long does a scar take to heal after cancer surgery? Our experts answer commonly asked questions about scarring

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Cancer survivors and COVID-19: navigating the easing of lockdown

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