Non-hodgkin's lymphoma - A cry for help from a polluted body - The disease that killed Jacqueline Onassis, one of the fastest rising forms of cancer, represents an immune system slowly being poisoned by too many c...

Britain lags behind in cancer survival rates - Survival rates for patients suffering from cancers of the lung, breast, colorectum and prostate in England and Wales are lower than the average rates...

If you have non hodgkin's lymphoma, or wish to prevent it from developing. . . - Clean up your diet and environment. Minimise in every way your exposure to chemicals. Eat organic wholefoods free of pesticides, and avoid chemicals s...

When aggressive treatment isn't necessary - How you treat prostate cancer should depend on two factors: your age and the stage of the disease. If you are over 70, and found to have prostate can...

Marrow transplants don't help patients with lymphoma - Patients with aggressive non Hodgkin's lymphoma don't necessarily benefit from bone marrow transplant (BMT), a new study shows. ...

Radiotherapy - Cancer cure or time bomb? - Up to 50 per cent of cancer patients will be treated with radiotherapy. It may be used exclusively, or as a back up to chemotherapy or surgery. Like c...

Chemotherapy - When it works, when it doesn't - To attempt to separate fact from the vast fiction propagated about both orthodox and alternative treatment of cancer, we have produced a special cance...

Lymphoma linked to uv light - Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma the cancer that killed Jackie Kennedy Onassis has been linked to ultraviolet light, used by sunbeds and for treating psoriasis...