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A stage 4 cancer diagnosis can feel like the ground has shifted beneath you. One of the first questions patients ask me is: "Can I go into remission?"

Sometimes, yes. Remission doesn't always mean the cancer is gone forever, but it can mean it's controlled - sometimes for years - giving you more time, better health, and a path forward.

Most people hear the phrase “skin cancer treatment” and assume there is a standard path.

Chemotherapy and immunotherapy are often spoken about together. Sometimes, even as if they are interchangeable.

They are not.

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.

Some patients with basal cell carcinoma are told there's nothing more the NHS can offer.
Vismodegib is a targeted treatment that may help when other options have failed.
Learn who it’s for, how it works, and whether it might be right in your situation.

Expert melanoma skin cancer treatment in London. Learn about symptoms, diagnosis, and personalised care from Dr James Wilson

Understand chemoradiotherapy for cancer treatment. Dr James Wilson offers expert care in London. Contact us to explore personalised treatment options.

Radiotherapy for lung cancer offers remarkable hope and healing possibilities that were unimaginable just decades ago.

Explore advanced treatment options for basal cell and squamous cell skin cancer with Dr James Wilson in London. Get personalised, expert-led care for non-melanoma skin cancer.

If you have been diagnosed with melanoma or suspect a skin cancer, rapid, expert care is essential. I’m Dr James Wilson, a leading Clinical Oncologist in London specialising in advanced melanoma treatment.

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.

If just one or two areas of your stage 4 cancer are growing while the rest stays stable, you may be experiencing oligoprogressive disease. Stereotactic radiotherapy is a highly precise local therapy that can target these lesions while keeping you on your current systemic treatment. This personalised approach can be used in lung, breast, prostate and colorectal cancers to delay switching therapies.