In this episode, Charlie is joined by his own oncologist Professor George Follows and they discuss various aspects of cancer, as well as having a heart-to-heart about their own experiences together.
George is one of the countries leading haematologists and as well as holding a number of key appointments at regional and national level, he also has a keen interest in teaching and is very active in clinical trials research.
They discuss the increasing prevalence of cancer, the impact of blood cancer and Hodgkin Lymphoma plus the complexity of cancer and DNA damage. Prevention and lifestyle choices, as well as advancements in cancer screening and cancer therapeutics,
Delivering the news of a cancer diagnosis, the support and community for cancer patients and how trying to retain a positive mental attitude throughout your own personal experiences should be encouraged.
Their conversation highlights that whilst the statistics might not suggest, the progress being made in cancer treatment is significant and we should all take heart from this.
Website: www.talkingtocharlie.com
Instagram: @talkingtocharlie
Twitter: @talking2charlie
DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this series are those of the host and his guests, they do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of any entities they represent.
In this episode, Charlie is joined by his own oncologist Professor George Follows and they discuss various aspects of cancer, as well as having a heart-to-heart about their own experiences together.
George is one of the countries leading haematologists and as well as holding a number of key appointments at regional and national level, he also has a keen interest in teaching and is very active in clinical trials research.
They discuss the increasing prevalence of cancer, the impact of blood cancer and Hodgkin Lymphoma plus the complexity of cancer and DNA damage. Prevention and lifestyle choices, as well as advancements in cancer screening and cancer therapeutics,
Delivering the news of a cancer diagnosis, the support and community for cancer patients and how trying to retain a positive mental attitude throughout your own personal experiences should be encouraged.
Their conversation highlights that whilst the statistics might not suggest, the progress being made in cancer treatment is significant and we should all take heart from this.
Website: www.talkingtocharlie.com
Instagram: @talkingtocharlie
Twitter: @talking2charlie
DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this series are those of the host and his guests, they do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of any entities they represent.