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Taking Control of Cancer
An accessible and practical book of advice on the diagnosis, treatments and resources available to cancer sufferers and featuring personal stories from people who have experienced cancer.
The CancerBACUP Directory of Cancer Services 2003
CancerBACUP is the UK's leading cancer information charity. This Directory contains information about key resources for cancer patients and their families, as well as information written specifically for health professionals. The 2003 edition of this Directory includes: National and local organizations and support groups. All UK hospices and palliative care services. A new section on Hard-to-reach communities to address the needs of people from black and ethnic minorities, socially deprived communities as well as those with disabilities. Resources for living with cancer. A guide to UK patient information books, booklets and videos. CancerBACUP's statements on controversial cancer topics Information on UK treatment guidelines. Comprehensive indexing system
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Feeling Better: Controlling Pain and Other Symptoms of Cancer
Written for people with cancer and for those caring for them, this booklet discusses both medical and non-drug treatments for pain caused by cancer, as well as ways of dealing with many of the other symptoms of cancer, such as sickness, insomnia, skin problems and breathing difficulties. It includes things that you can do for yourself, or your family can do for you, as well as those that need to be dealt with by a doctor or other health professional. A list of useful organizations to contact is also included.
Understanding Cancer of the Ovary
A guide for women who have cancer of the ovary and those close to them. It describes what ovarian cancer is, what causes it, how it is treated, follow-up to treatment, and how someone with the disease might feel.
Understanding Cancer of the Large Bowel (Colon and Rectum)
Written for people who have been diagnosed with bowel cancer, this booklet explains what causes cancer of the bowel, what the symptoms are, and the tests used to diagnose it. It discusses surgery in some detail, and recovery after the operation, as well as how to cope if you have had a colostomy. There are sections on adjuvant therapy - to try to prevent any spread of the cancer after the tumour has been removed - and on further treatment if the cancer does spread. The last section discusses the emotions people often feel when they have cancer, and suggests some ways in which people can help themselves. It also contains a list of useful organizations to contact for further help.
