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    • Cancer and coronavirus

    If you spot any symptoms which could indicate cancer, don’t just sit worrying about it at home – you can still contact your GP, usually by telephone or on-line. They will be able to advise on whether you need to get checked. If you have an urgent appointment for a diagnostic test, or are having treatment already it is important that you attend your appointments.  The team looking after you will be able to advise on how to do this, if you are in doubt.

    Cancer Research UK video: Coronavirus and Cancer

    Macmillan

    Macmillan are updating their website with the latest covid-19 guidance for people with cancer, Macmillan supporters and volunteers.

    Cancer Research UK

    Cancer Research UK have a freephone you can call to speak to a Cancer Research UK nurse (0808 800 4040) from Monday to Friday 9am-5pm. They have more information on this and other guidance on their website.