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After treatment and what next

Ending treatment or maintaining treatment for advanced cancer can bring mixed emotions. Learn what to expect when your treatment finishes, pauses or continues long-term. You may also want to visit the Support for Patients and Families section.

After treatment and what next

Reaching the end of your treatment or transitioning to another stage can be very challenging.

Getting or keeping active

Research shows that being physically active before, during, and after cancer treatment can be helpful. Advice and tips for getting started.

@Rad_Chat podcast: Keeley Rigby “Do patients want to ring the bell?”

In this @Rad_Chat oncology podcast interview with Therapeutic Radiographer Keeley Rigby you will hear a lively discussion about her research project “Celebrate”.

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