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01 June 2002 | Vol 1, Issue 5 Print Edition
CPD

Nutrition and cancer

Susan Holmes

Clinical

Intravenous chemotherapy for children at home

Jacqueline Edwards, Maggie Breen

The psychosocial care of a patient with cervical cancer

Hilary Jefferies

Listings

Conferences, events and scholarship

Letter

We eat too much

Marcia Rumbelow

We should be grateful

Martin Scorpenden

Information wanted

Pam McKnight

Book review

Communication and cancer, how to give and receive

Barbara Borwell

Coping successfully with prostate cancer

Michael O’Keefe

Teaching palliative care: a practical guide

Dion Smyth

Journal scan

Journal scan

Dion Smyth

Journal scan

Dion Smyth

Journal scan

Dion Smyth

Journal scan

Dion Smyth

Journal scan

Dion Smyth

Feature

Why men die younger

Not your average academic

Nora Kearney

News

Researchers identify breast cancer risk gene

Triple risk for twins with breast cancer

News in brief

News

New trial launched for bladder cancer

Bond star carries the torch for cancer cure

Award winning cancer website praised for plain speaking

Removal of ovaries may reduce cancer risk

Broccoli may help fight stomach cancer

Prostate cancer may become endemic

News in brief

Editorial

Cancer and older people

Sylvia Denton

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