Diet can play different roles in cancer – affecting your risk of getting cancer and also survival from cancer.
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What are some examples of rare cancers?
Rare cancers include things such as mesothelioma, head and neck cancers, some of the gynecologic cancers like ovarian or uterine cancers, things such as pancreatic cancer, esophageal cancer.
Unexplained weight loss and bruising
Unexplained weight loss is a clear sign that there’s something going on in your body. It can be a sign of cancer, it can be a sign of other things, such as chronic infection, as well.
What if have cancer and I’m losing weight?
If you have cancer and you’re losing weight, one of the important things to do is to really understand why, says oncologist Professor Michael Boyer.
What is laryngeal cancer? Dr Michael Boyer
Laryngeal cancers often present with changes in the voice. Professor Michael Boyer outlines their prognosis.
How can I reduce my risk of cancer? Dr Michael Boyer
Some of the things you do to reduce your risk of heart disease, diabetes, and other things also reduce your risk of cancer.
How to reduce the risk of throat cancer – Dr Michael Boyer
What can you do to help reduce your risk of getting throat and mouth cancers? Dr Boyer, from Chris O’Brien Lifehouse, explains in this short video.
What determines my cancer outcome? Dr Michael Boyer
The outcome of your cancer is determined by many things, but the team looking after you plays an important part.
What causes brain cancer?
Evidence suggests that mobile phones are not a cause of brain cancer, but what are the causes?
What is laryngeal cancer?
Laryngeal cancers often present with changes in the voice. Professor Michael Boyer outlines their prognosis.
