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  • Why I Chose a Career in Oncology

    Why I Chose a Career in Oncology

    Posted in Videos

    Oncology isn’t just a career - it’s a calling. Dr James Wilson reflects on his journey into cancer care, the rewards of the specialty, and why clinical oncology offers a unique blend of science, compassion, and purpose. A must-read for anyone considering a future in oncology.

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  • What is Lung Cancer? Types, Stages, and Treatments

    What is Lung Cancer? Types, Stages, and Treatments

    Posted in Guides, Lung Cancer

    Lung cancer develops when abnormal cells in the lungs begin to multiply uncontrollably, forming a tumour that can spread to other parts of the body if left untreated.

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  • Stage 4 Cancer: Understanding Your Diagnosis and Treatment Options

    Stage 4 Cancer: Understanding Your Diagnosis and Treatment Options

    Posted in Lung Cancer, Stereotactic Radiotherapy, Videos

    A diagnosis of stage 4 cancer can feel overwhelming, but today’s treatments offer more hope than ever before. Learn what stage 4 means, explore the latest therapies—including immunotherapy and stereotactic radiotherapy—and discover how to live well with advanced cancer. This guide provides clear, compassionate insight for patients and families navigating a complex diagnosis.

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  • Lung Cancer Radiotherapy: Why Your Treatment Takes Time to Begin

    Lung Cancer Radiotherapy: Why Your Treatment Takes Time to Begin

    Posted in Guides, Lung Cancer, Videos

    If you’ve been told your lung cancer radiotherapy won’t start immediately, don’t worry — that time is being used to personalise your treatment for maximum effectiveness and safety. Learn why planning is essential and how it directly improves outcomes.

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  • Basal Cell and Squamous Cell Skin Cancer Treatment: An Educational Resource

    Basal Cell and Squamous Cell Skin Cancer Treatment: An Educational Resource

    Posted in Skin Cancer, Stereotactic Radiotherapy

    This expert-led educational resource explores radiotherapy as a treatment option for basal cell and squamous cell skin cancers. Designed for healthcare professionals, it covers risk stratification, when to use radiotherapy, treatment planning, and real-world patient outcomes.

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  • Treatment for Melanoma Skin Cancer: Jon's Journey & Medical Options

    Treatment for Melanoma Skin Cancer: Jon's Journey & Medical Options

    Posted in Melanoma Skin Cancer, Skin Cancer

    Discover Jon’s personal story of recovering from melanoma skin cancer with immunotherapy, and explore expert insight from Dr James Wilson on the latest treatments—including surgery, radiotherapy, immunotherapy, and stereotactic radiotherapy—for early and advanced melanoma.

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  • Advanced, High-Precision Radiotherapy for Cancer (Stereotactic radiotherapy)

    Advanced, High-Precision Radiotherapy for Cancer (Stereotactic radiotherapy)

    Posted in Guides, Lung Cancer, Metastatic Disease, Melanoma Skin Cancer, Stereotactic Radiotherapy

    Stereotactic Ablative Radiotherapy (SABR) is a cutting-edge, non-invasive cancer treatment that delivers high-dose radiation with exceptional precision. Ideal for tumours in the brain, spine, lung, liver, and more, SABR offers effective results with fewer side effects and shorter treatment times—making it a powerful alternative to surgery.

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  • How Successful Is Lung Cancer Treatment? Real Patient Stories & Options

    How Successful Is Lung Cancer Treatment? Real Patient Stories & Options

    Posted in Guides, Lung Cancer, Videos

    Lung cancer treatment has been transformed by innovations like stereotactic radiotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted therapy. In this post, Dr James Wilson shares real-life success stories from his clinic and explains how treatment is now more effective, personalised, and focused on cure, control, and quality of life.

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  • Radiotherapy or Surgery for Skin Basal Cell Carcinoma?

    Radiotherapy or Surgery for Skin Basal Cell Carcinoma?

    Posted in Skin Cancer, Guides

    Wondering whether radiotherapy or surgery is best for your basal cell carcinoma (BCC)? This detailed guide compares treatment options, success rates, pros and cons, and factors that help you and your doctor decide the most suitable care path.

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  • Understanding The Symptoms Of Skin Cancer

    Understanding The Symptoms Of Skin Cancer

    Posted in Guides, Skin Cancer, Melanoma Skin Cancer, Videos

    Skin cancer is common but highly treatable when detected early. Learn to recognise the symptoms of melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma—including mole changes, persistent sores, and less obvious warning signs in hidden areas. Early diagnosis saves lives.

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  • Protecting the Heart During Lung Cancer Treatment: Leading the Way in Safer Radiotherapy

    Protecting the Heart During Lung Cancer Treatment: Leading the Way in Safer Radiotherapy

    Posted in Guides, Lung Cancer, Proton Beam Therapy, Thymoma

    Radiotherapy for lung cancer can affect the heart, but advanced techniques like cardiac-sparing planning and proton beam therapy now allow us to treat cancer effectively while protecting heart health. Learn how Dr James Wilson leads the way in safer, personalised lung cancer care.

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  • Stereotactic Radiotherapy for Stage 4 & Metastatic Cancer - treatment for cancer that has spread

    Stereotactic Radiotherapy for Stage 4 & Metastatic Cancer - treatment for cancer that has spread

    Posted in Guides, Lung Cancer, Skin Cancer, Stereotactic Radiotherapy, Metastatic Disease

    When cancer spreads to just a few sites, it may still be treatable. This article explores how advanced stereotactic radiotherapy (SABR) can precisely target and eliminate oligometastatic disease—offering long-term control or even cure with minimal side effects. Learn how technologies like CyberKnife and MR-Linac are reshaping what’s possible for patients with limited metastases.

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