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
For people living outside the UK, finding specialist neurological care can feel complex, particularly when seeking advice about a rare or challenging condition. Understanding how international referrals work, what information
Hemifacial spasm is a neurological movement disorder that causes involuntary twitching or contractions on one side of the face. It most commonly affects the muscles around the eye before potentially
Gamma Knife is a form of stereotactic radiosurgery that uses highly focused radiation to treat selected conditions affecting the brain and surrounding structures. Despite its name, Gamma Knife does not
Glioblastoma is a complex brain tumour that can be challenging to treat. Although surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy remain important components of treatment, researchers are investigating new approaches that could make
An astrocytoma is a type of brain tumour that develops from astrocytes, star-shaped cells that support and protect nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. Astrocytomas are part of
Facial pain can have many different causes, and identifying the underlying condition is not always straightforward. Dental problems, sinus conditions, temporomandibular disorders and neurological conditions can all produce discomfort around
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