Dr Andrew Robson looks at how animals bounce back after illness and why humans should allow themselves the same compassion.
Dr Memory Bvochora-Nsingo explains that her burnout comes from working a job that never truly switches off.
Julianne Yates explores why talking openly about fear with family and loved ones is an essential part of navigating a cancer diagnosis.
From patient-centred care and screening to counselling, advocacy, and a new Care Home, CANSAās 95th anniversary reflects an organisation that continues to evolve to meet South Africaās cancer burden.
After being assured by an oncologist that she didnāt have cancer, Nkamo Mpakanyane was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma a year later. She reflects on this journey.
Dr Lucille Sarah Singh answers the question of why male donors are preferred over female donors for stem cell transplants.
We hear the incredible story of the resilient Zoey Da Silva and how immunotherapy became the breakthrough that gave her family the miracle they needed.
Dr Romana Jassat unpacks myelofibrosis, a rare blood cancer, including its causes, symptoms, and treatment options.
Dr Garrick Laudin sheds light on why thrombocytopenia can develop during cancer and its impact on treatment.
Prof Duvern Ramiah educates us on theĀ quiet revolution in prostate cancer treatment: stereotactic body radiotherapy.
Lisa Welsh explains what a penile implant involves, what the different types mean for your experience together, and how to ease back into intimacy in a way that feels good for both of you.
Dr Linda Rogers unpacks how gynaecological cancers are screened and can be prevented.