Who can help you?
Being prepared for cancer conversations can give us confidence and make discussions more effective. Watch Gill and Gwen talk through some of the things that may be useful when preparing …
Course: Talking About Cancer: Reducing Risk, Early Detection and Myth-busting
Anita acts on good advice
Watch Anita share her experiences. From Anita’s story we can see how a conversation can have a significant impact. By using appropriate questions, Anita’s sister encouraged her to recognise that …
Why do people avoid making healthy changes or visiting the doctor?
Welcome to Week 2 This week we’ll explore barriers that prevent people from taking steps to change their lifestyle or check their health. We’ll examine some ways you can overcome …
Key facts and health messages about cancer
People can be reluctant to talk about cancer because they don’t think they have enough information to start a conversation. Some people may be concerned that they won’t know what …
Brian is under pressure
In the previous step we heard what some people think about cancer. We know that there is a lot of fear and misunderstanding about the disease. We’re now going to …
Why do we need to talk about cancer?
Alex King is a mother, a teaching assistant, a health awareness volunteer with Cancer Research UK and a cancer survivor. Watch Alex explain why talking about cancer is so important. …
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Talking About Cancer: Reducing Risk, Early Detection and Myth-busting
