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As a Clinical Oncologist specialising in lung cancer treatment, I’m passionate about not just treating cancer, but ensuring my treatments are as safe as possible for every patient. Yesterday, I had the privilege of presenting at the British Cardiovascular Society/British Cardio-Oncology Society/UCLH Cancer Academy Course at the Royal College of Physicians in London, sharing expertise […]

When the TV drama ‘House’ was at the peak of its popularity, at least 2-3 patients a week would ask me if I knew this guy – the character, Dr James Wilson from the show. Now, it’s only a couple of patients a month that ask, but he clearly made an impact on the audience […]

I’m writing this post in a sticky, overcrowded King’s Cross train station on a wet summer Friday evening. Coming from the North East, but living and working in London means that I have spent a lot of my life either on the East Coast main line or excitedly waiting at King’s Cross to meet people […]

Understanding the Significance of Early Detection Lung cancer poses a significant threat to health, being the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the UK. However, amidst this challenge lies a beacon of hope: early detection. As an experienced oncologist, I am deeply committed to lung health, I am driven by the mission to improve outcomes […]

Embarking on lung radiotherapy can be a challenging journey, but with the right dietary approach, you can support your body through the process. In this article, written by award-winning dietitian, Jo Cunningham, of Green Light Nutrition: Cancer & Gut Dietitian Clinic we’ll discuss what to eat before treatment, offer advice for managing radiation-induced oesophagitis, and provide general […]