The impact of a Head and Neck cancer on your mental health is not always discussed or accounted for when hospitals put together
your treatment plan. Psychological distress in cancer patients is a significant and ongoing problem.
Emotional and psychological long-term side effects of cancer and its treatment include depression, anxiety, memory problems, difficulty concentrating and reduced social skills
Conference agenda and booking page now launched #HNCCONF2022
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My name is Dr Kristina Small and I have recently completed a PhD at the University of Manchester researching new types of radiotherapy treatment. While
Who are we? We are three researchers from Leeds Beckett University: One Speech and Language Therapist and researcher: Sally Pratten Two academics: Dr Anne Hurren
