Bone density scan (DXA scan) - Macmillan Cancer Support
WEBA bone density scan (DXA) scan can be used to check your bone mass. It checks the thickness of your bones to see if you have a higher risk of a bone fracture.
Signs and symptoms of head and neck cancers - Macmillan Cancer …
WEBA lump in the neck, throat pain, changes to eating, speaking and hearing, weight loss, or mouth ulcers can be symptoms of head and neck cancer.
Signs and symptoms of leukaemia - Macmillan Cancer Support
WEBOther leukaemia symptoms may include: having a fever and night sweats. unexplained weight loss. swollen lymph nodes. a tender lump in the upper left-hand side of the tummy (abdomen). This is caused by an enlarged spleen. aching joints and bones. visual disturbances and headaches.
Staging and grading of breast cancer - Macmillan Cancer Support
WEBWe explain breast cancer stages 1 to 4 and grades 1 to 3. The treatment you have depends on the stage and grade of your cancer.
Staging prostate cancer | Macmillan Cancer Support
WEBLearn more about prostate cancer staging with Macmillan. Staging helps determine whether cancer has spread beyond the area of the body where it started.
Symptoms of bowel cancer - Macmillan Cancer Support
WEBSigns and symptoms of bowel cancer include blood in, or on, your stools and a change in your bowel habit. Learn about other symptoms and when to see your GP.
Signs and symptoms of pancreatic cancer
WEBPancreatic cancer may not cause symptoms for a long time. Common symptoms of cancers of the pancreas can include pain, jaundice and weight loss.
What is a cancer prognosis? - Macmillan Cancer Support
WEBA prognosis can give you an idea about whether the cancer can be cured and what may happen in the future. Find out more about how healthcare teams estimate a prognosis.
Different types of skin cancer - Macmillan Cancer Support
WEBThere are three main types of skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and malignant melanoma. Find out more about skin cancer types.
Staging and grading of bowel cancer | Macmillan Cancer Support
WEBThe stage and grade of bowel cancer describes its size, whether it has spread and how quickly it may develop. Learn more about it.