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Psychological support for people with cancer and healthcare professionals: We are by your side!
As part of the project “Psychological support for people with cancer and healthcare professionals: We are by your side!”, the charitable organization “Mission Kharkiv” organizes…
Cancer Survivors Month
June is Cancer Survivors Month. A month of strength. A month of hope. A month of winners. For the Sumy Regional Clinical Oncology Center, this is a special time…
Colorectal cancer and your body: how to accept changes after treatment
After surgery or treatment, patients often face changes in their body: a stoma, scars, weight changes, changes in bowel function. This affects self-esteem, a sense of attractiveness…
Adaptation after treatment
The period after cancer treatment ends is not only a time of physical recovery but also an important stage of emotional adaptation. For many patients, this…
World Ostomy Day
Every year, on the first weekend of October, World Ostomy Day is observed. The event is held on the initiative of the International Ostomy Association under…
Nutrition for people with cancer
A proper eating pattern is important for a person with cancer. The patient should eat food rich in vitamins and protein at least 4–6 times a day, and…
Side effects of analgesics
From a medical point of view, pain is an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage and, at the same time, a response…
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