Category: Cancer Awareness - Rickleton Medical Centre

Myeloma

It can be hard telling family and friends that you have cancer and dealing with their reactions. Simone, who was […]

Being active has a positive impact on our physical & mental wellbeing & is a great way to bring people […]

Routine eye exams are essential for maintaining healthy eyes but can also detect serious health conditions including high blood pressure, […]

Protein helps the body grow and repair itself. Meat is a good source of protein but evidence suggests too much […]

The symptoms of thyroid cancer include a painless lump in the neck, a hoarse voice, difficulty swallowing and breathing. Most […]

More than 55,000 men are diagnosed with prostate, penile or testicular cancer every year. Know the facts and don’t be […]

If you’ve been diagnosed with blood cancer and want to know more, @bloodcancer_uk have a full range of helpful and […]

How much sleep do we really need? Sleeping badly on a regular basis can increase your risk of serious medical […]

There are five gynaecological cancers – womb, ovarian, cervical, vulval and vaginal. Earlier diagnosis means a better outcome. The @eveappeal […]

The most common types of childhood cancer are leukaemia, brain and lymphomas. Almost 50% of new cases diagnosed each year […]