living with nose cancer

[ This is Part 2 of a 5-parts article. Readers should first read Part 1 (Intro) to get the background to this article. As new remedies will ...

[ This is Part 1 of a 5-parts article .] Introduction What special food or diet should I take to help me cope with cancer? This is a questio...

Relapse is the most fearful word for cancer survivors. To a cancer survivor, having cancer a 2nd or 3rd time can be devastating. Relapse can...

Why do some people get cancer while others don't? We often hear that it has to do with the food we eat or the lifestyle we lead or the e...

Some NPC patients have asked what drinks they could consume to help reduce the body's heatiness caused by radiotherapy & chemotherap...

When you have cancer, it's important to eat well & eat enough. But to most cancer patients & survivors, this is easier said than...

"Your cancer has returned. Cancer may have spread to your lung." To cancer survivors, this is probably the most devastating news....

Most nasopharyngeal or nose cancer patients will experience some side effects of radiotherapy. The side effects usually appear gradually dur...

" Cancer Update from John (sic) Hopkins " -- many of us might have received, and even forwarded, this email from time to time. Joh...

I have heard of the benefits of qigong but did not know where to find the right class to join until I attended a talk organised by the NPC s...

Proper nutrition is important for everyone but especially so for people with cancer. Three weeks before I underwent radiation therapy in Sep...

A friend sent me information on H1N1 which is the most sensible advice I've ever received on H1N1 since its outbreak in May 2009. I'...

I was diagnosed with Stage 2 NPC and was treated with radiation therapy. Other Stage 2 NPC survivors I had met told me they underwent both r...

People often equate cancer with death. This is not surprising as cancer is the Number One killer in Singapore, with heart diseases in second...