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Explore this section of Nursing Times for the latest policy, workforce and research news on cancer, plus clinical articles and opinion
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Physical activity may reduce risk of breast cancer before menopause
Physical activity can reduce a woman’s risk of developing breast cancer before menopause by as much as 10%, the largest study of its kind has suggested.
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A nurse researching the impact of a rare pregnancy-related cancer on patients’ quality of life has won the best-ranked research paper at an international cancer conference.
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A new professional framework for specialist prostate cancer nurses has been published, to try and attract and retain more nurses in the specialism.
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The NHS will eliminate cervical cancer in England by 2040, the head of the health service has pledged.
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A new nurse-led study aims to break down the barriers that lung cancer patients face in accessing clinical trials and the innovative treatments they can offer.
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Specialist nurses and charities have welcomed an announcement that the breast cancer drug anastrozole has been ‘repurposed’ for use to prevent the disease in England.
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A nurse and breast cancer survivor has urged nursing colleagues to regularly check their breasts and surrounding areas for lumps and to see a GP if they are worried about any changes.
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The introduction of digital clinics can provide a big boost for busy oncology outpatient services.
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A sustainable quality improvement initiative showed the beneficial effects of using light therapy for oral mucositis – for both the patient and the environment
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The Green Team Competition is a quality-improvement initiative that helps health professionals consider greener ways of working
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The safe resumption of breast reconstruction surgery during Covid-19 has led to long lasting improvements in care.
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To meet the distinct needs of transgender and non-binary cancer patients, nurses must address knowledge gaps and communication barriers in their own professional practice
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A pulmonary embolism can be life-threatening and nurses have a huge role to play in improving patient outcomes. This article discusses diagnosis, risk factors and preventive management
Opinion, analysis and debate
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