November is Mouth Cancer Awareness Month
This November is mouth cancer awareness month. As recent research has shown, oral cancer is now the tenth most common cancer in mean. Oracle funded researcher and Consultant Maxillofacial and Oral Surgeon Professor James McCaul says:
“The recent sharp rise in oral cancer in the UK is a huge concern. This worrying change reinforces the work of Oracle Cancer Trust is all the more essential in helping to prevent these cancers and help us to identify tumours at a treatable, early stage. Our trials, evaluating new ways to accurately surgically treat pre-cancer and early tumours are even more significant for the UK. More patients getting these cancers reinforces the urgent and clear need for more crucial research work on cancer therapies funded by Oracle Cancer Trust”
Regular dental visits are vital, and it’s often the dentist which refers patients with suspicious lesions or ulcers.
For more information on the signs and symptoms of Oral Cancer, visit https://www.dentalhealth.org/News/are-your-patients-mouthaware
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Oracle´s Golf Day 2025 – Sonning GC, Reading
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Oracle´s annual Oncology meeting
meeting to discuss cutting edge advancements in the treatment of head and neck cancer
Cancer Treatment Wait Times risking lives
Patients face long delays, only 50% seen within the NHS target of 62 days.
Jamie Theakston announces Laryngeal cancer diagnosis
Jamie has had a lesion removed from his vocal chords (Larynx)
Make Sense Campaign 2024
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News coverage heralds the start of annual HPV vaccinations
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Cancer Support Group 6 Year Anniversary
“We could never have imagined just how amazing it would be and just how supportive you would all be to each other”
Respiratory-Swallow Training in Head and Neck Cancer
New training, which aims to change the breathing-swallowing pattern of patients with swallowing difficulties, has been developed in America.
EasyJet Boarding Pass – Check in and check out information on head & neck cancers.
An estimated 40,000 passengers are being told to ‘Silence the threat. Give it the check’ in the our latest campaign.