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Exercise and cancer: Neil’s experience
“Taking part in Active Together created in me a new philosophical attitude. The exercise not only made me feel fit, but also made me feel like I was in control of…
Gifts in Wills: Barbara and John’s legacy
Barbara and John Hulme, from Chapel Allerton in Leeds, left a legacy to Yorkshire Cancer Research in their wills.
A day in the life - Tobacco Treatment Advisor
Steve is one of 45 Tobacco Treatment Advisors funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research, working with hospital patients across South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw to support them as they cut out cigarettes for good.
Former England cricketer Geoff Miller OBE's prostate cancer experience
Since being diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2021, former England cricketer Geoff Miller OBE has become passionate about encouraging men to spot symptoms and get…
Living with cancer: Ronnie’s experience
When Ronnie Cassells noticed blood in his urine one evening, he knew it was something he couldn’t ignore.
Yorkshire Stars: the Bond family
As Karen Bond began to make plans for last year’s festive season, the furthest thing from her mind was coming to terms with a cancer diagnosis in the family. But in…
Active Together: Peter’s experience
“Yorkshire Cancer Research and Active Together have made a big impact on my life. The programme helped me recover tremendously from my cancer treatment and I’m now…
Pete’s bowel cancer experience
“It started with feeling unwell, which looking back were all the classic symptoms of bowel cancer,” explains Pete Wheatstone, from Selby. “The problem was that I…