Patients

Questions about medication? We have you covered.

Learning about your cancer, understanding what you can do for your health now, and finding out about the services available to you can give you a greater sense of control.

Fatigue is a very common side effect of cancer treatment. Make sure to find time to let yourself rest.

Diagnosis is not the same as detection. The diagnosis comes after, when a particular type of cancer is identified.

When life throws you a curveball, it is important to put that whish is most important first.

What's up next? Here is a guide on what to expect once your cancer treatment ends.

Genetic counseling can help identify if you have a genetic likelihood to struggle with cancer.

Hair loss is a common side effect of cancer treatment. It can vary from person to person, but here is an overview of what you might expect.

Your prognosis can help you and your medical team establish a plan for the rest of your treatment.

These questions will help you get valuable information about your treatment. Write them down with any other questions you have.