A quarter of Europe’s citizens may miss out on better health, unless policy makers address functional illiteracy and improvements in the way information is presented. Download full article
To give top-quality care an oncologist must understand the slightest changes in tumour characteristics. But when it comes to understanding human reactions and emotions, some scarcely know where to start. Doctors who want to explain [more]
Oncologists know well the fear and desperation of patients faced with a cancer diagnosis. They are far less familiar with the daily struggle to cope with functional impairments, pain or psychological damage that a significant [more]
Interest in addressing cancer patients’ emotional and psychological needs is far outstripping access to training all over the world. Now the International Psycho-Oncology Society and the European School of Oncology have clubbed together to fill [more]