Laura is one of the senior chemotherapy nurses here at Clatterbridge Private Clinic and has been a part of the Clatterbridge Private team for a few years now. She said, “after gaining my chemotherapy qualification I came to work in the clinic and haven’t looked back. The care we...
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Bowel cancer is the fourth most common form of cancer in the UK and is also the second biggest cancer killer. Bowel cancer is treatable and curable if diagnosed at an early stage. However, this drops significantly as the disease develops. Catching any type of cancer early is important,...
Men’s Health Week is an annual event that runs from the 15th to the 21st of June 2020. The annual event helps to bring awareness to health issues that affect men disproportionately and aims to help men become more aware of problems they may have or could suffer from in the...
Cervical cancer is the most common form of cancer in women under 35, and around 3,200 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer in the UK each year. Cervical Screening Awareness Week is an annual event, set up by charity Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust, which will run from June 15th...
Being diagnosed with cancer can be life-changing for you and your loved ones. From diagnosis through to treatment and even after, you’re likely to experience a range of emotions. One in three people with cancer will experience a mental health problem before, during, or after treatment. It’s completely normal...
A leading cancer specialist is urging young men to get past the embarrassment of discussing their private parts amid soaring rates of testicular cancer. Zahed Khan, a consultant in medical oncology at Clatterbridge Cancer Centre in Wirral, is making the call following new research in January showing the disease...
It’s April, spring is starting to get into full flow and it’s finally starting to feel like those horrible cold, rainy days are behind us! The month represents Testicular Cancer Awareness Month which aims to educate men on how to recognize the cancer and raise general awareness of how...
Inspirational mum-of-two Natasha Grindley from Liverpool, a patient at Clatterbridge Private Clinic, has turned her cancer diagnosis into a positive cause for change. The 37-year-old was diagnosed with stage four stomach cancer 18 months ago and is currently undergoing treatment with Dr Raj Sripadam. Based on her own experience,...
For the past 11 years, February 4th has marked World Cancer Day – a critical issue that most of us will be affected by in some way in our lives. 2019 marks the beginning of the #IAmAndIWill campaign; which is all about giving a voice to people and letting them...