The road ahead

I refused to let a scary diagnosis beat me

The usual method of monitoring prostate cancer for changes amounts to neglect in many cases. Instead, a more active approach and alternative treatments may lead to the best outcome. Cate Montana reports

I was 39 years old when I was diagnosed with bowel cancer, and after two years of multiple surgeries and chemotherapy I was finally told that I was cancer-free. That was the end of one part of the jou

WHY ISN’T MY MEDICATION WORKING? Q Over the last year, I have been utterly exhausted. My GP, arranged a lot of blood tests and found out I have an underactive thyroid. It was a relief to have an expla

I’m determined to tell all about what’s happening in my knickers

When Laura Pearce, 52, was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and given weeks to live, she refused to accept her fate. Now, with the help of cutting-edge cancer treatment and a 360 approach to her health, she is in full remission and looking forward to the future.