Christmas is an incredibly tiring time, with events, family gatherings and activities constantly taking place throughout advent. But some parents’ festive plans may have been thrown a curveball with an
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The future of men’s health in the UK is potentially set to change thanks to the announcement of a huge prostate cancer screening trial that could have major implications for
As soon as most women find out they are pregnant, they want to protect their little baby as much as possible. So to discover they also have cancer will feel
Chemotherapy is perhaps the best-known form of cancer treatment, as the intense drug destroys cancer cells and prevents any more from growing. While the drug, which can be taken orally
Being diagnosed with a meningioma can raise questions about what happens next, particularly if the tumour is in a challenging location or requires specialist treatment. For patients and their families,
Although both conditions cause sudden, severe nerve pain, glossopharyngeal neuralgia and trigeminal neuralgia affect different cranial nerves. Glossopharyngeal neuralgia usually causes pain in the throat, tonsil area, back of the
Despite its name, Gamma Knife is not surgery in the traditional sense. It is a highly precise form of radiotherapy called stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS). Focused radiation beams are used to
Genomic testing plays an increasingly important role in understanding glioblastoma. Rather than looking only at how tumour cells appear under a microscope, specialists can examine a much more specific range
A vestibular schwannoma, sometimes called an acoustic neuroma, is a tumour that develops from cells associated with the vestibular nerve, which connects the inner ear with the brain. Decisions for
Facial myokymia causes involuntary, fine rippling or twitching movements in the muscles of the face. It can have several possible causes, and occasional facial twitching does not necessarily indicate an
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