The Invisible Cancer - In the Press
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The Invisible Cancer - In the Press
Following the launch of our Invisible Cancer report on World Cancer Day, neuroendocrine cancer has received widespread national and regional media coverage - this page brings together those articles to highlight the urgent need for earlier diagnosis, greater awareness, and better care. - 10.8.26 Kerie shares her experience of delayed diagnosis and living with slow-growing
Dagmar Manzel (67) talks openly for the first time about how one cancer changed her life from one moment to the next. The actress was 50 years old when she received the completely unexpected diagnosis. In conversation with the pharmacies Umschau, the 67-year-old remembers the fear that suddenly accompanied her at the time. Immediately the former crime scene star had to deal with her own mortality. Above all, an existential question did not let g…
Anna Bivall sought treatment for severe stomach pain but feels she was ignored by the healthcare system. When she finally got help, it turned out that her cancer had spread. “No one should have to be treated like I was,” she says.
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