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Emotional effects
A diagnosis of a serious illness is a devastating experience for most people. You may feel panic, isolation and sadness, find out more about coping with emotional effects.
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Dementia care and support
There are lots of dementia care and support resources to help those with dementia and their families, these include advice around legal affairs, care homes and end of life planning
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Hodgkin lymphoma: Teenagers and young adults
Information on Hodgkin lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system, one of the body’s defenses against infection.
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Eating problems
When people are ill, they can often develop one or more of a range of eating problems. These problems can be caused by the illness itself or be temporary side effects of the treatment they are receiving.
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Brain tumours: Teenagers and young adults
Information on brain tumours in teenagers and young adults.
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Bone cancer: Teenagers and young adults
Symptoms and treatment information on different types of bone cancer.
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Talking about your condition
This section offers some simple advice that will make you feel more comfortable about asking what you want and need to know.
- Introduction
- Difficulties in talking
- Talking about what is important to you
- Your feelings
- Telling other people you have a serious illness
- Taking control of your situation
- Who can you talk to?
- Asking for support
- Humour
- Dealing with feelings about your illness
- Responding to other people
- Talking about your symptoms
- Assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia
- Asking for information
- Dealing with uncertainty
- Hints for resolving conflict
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Diabetic retinopathy
Diabetic retinopathy is a complication of diabetes that can cause blindness if left untreated. Learn about its symptoms and treatment.
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Cervical cancer
Cervical cancer is a type of cancer that develops in a woman's cervix (the entrance to the womb from the vagina). Learn about its symptoms and treatments.
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Breast cancer (male)
Breast cancer is often thought to affect women only, but men can also develop it. Learn about its symptoms and treatments.