Several cancer treatments can cause nail damage (onycholysis) but chemotherapy is the worst culprit, particularly taxotere and taxol. Milder nail damage can be caused by other chemotherapy agents such as anthracyclines and capecitabine
Jan 28, 2016
Jan 19, 2016
Study demonstrates a strong relationship between Prostate MRI and PSA – reassurance for men in prostate cancer on Active Surveillance
A new study provides extra reassurance for men with early prostate cancer managed with active surveillance. The research team
Dec 21, 2015
Unlocking the ‘anti-cancer’ benefits of exercise
At this year’s National Cancer Research Institute conference in Liverpool, Professor Robert Thomas joined a panel of expert colleagues to deliver a session highlighting the importance of lifestyle choices for cancer patients and survivors. Here we discuss how patients can take control
Dec 10, 2015
How a healthy lifestyle can improve cancer outcomes
As new evidence-based guidelines for cancer survivors emphasise the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, we take a look at the evidence behind supportive care strategies to discover how patients can take control of their own cancer journey and improve their outcomes. A healthy lifestyle is […]