Patients should no longer consider cancer diagnosis a death sentence, experts insist Cancer should increasingly be seen as a manageable condition like diabetes rather than thought a death sentence, experts said last night.
The Institute of Cancer Research says huge progress that allows patients to live longer is being overshadowed by a focus on the ‘Holy Grail’ of finding a cure.
Survival time from cancer has roughly doubled in a decade, and the average patient now lives more than ten years after diagnosis. The Daily Mail
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The Institute of Cancer Research says huge progress that allows patients to live longer is being overshadowed by a focus on the ‘Holy Grail’ of finding a cure.
Survival time from cancer has roughly doubled in a decade, and the average patient now lives more than ten years after diagnosis. The Daily Mail
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- Cancer research offers more hope than people think Institute of Cancer Research
- Cancer cure search is overshadowing progress of sufferers living longer with the disease, experts warn The Daily Telegraph
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