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Breast cancer: Inflammatory carcinoma of the breast
Inflammatory cancer of the breast is a rare type of breast cancer that spreads rapidly. It causes red, inflamed skin on the breast, not lumps…
06 Mar 2005
Brain cancer: Primitive neuroectodermal tumours (PNET)
Primitive neuroectodermal tumours are a group of tumours in the brain that can become cancereous. It usually affects children 3-8 years of age.
04 Mar 2005
Brain cancer: Metastasis
Brain metastasis refers to cancer spreading from an organ (usually breast, lung or skin) to the brain. It is an often fatal complication of cancer.
03 Mar 2005
Cerebral lymphoma
Cerebral or brain lymphoma is cancer of the central nervous system (CNS). It may arise in the CNS (called primary CNS lymphoma) or spread from…
02 Mar 2005
Cancer of the bile duct (cholangiocarcinoma biliary cancer)
Biliary cholangiocarcinoma is also called cancer of the bile ducts. These are tubes which connect the liver and the gall bladder.
01 Mar 2005
Spinal cord cancer: Astrocytoma (tumour)
Astrocytoma of the spinal cord is a rare cancer that affects star-shaped nerve cells in the brain or spine called astrocytes.
04 Feb 2005
Brain tumour: Astrocytoma of the brain
Astrocytoma of the brain is the most common type of childhood brain cancer. It begins growing in brain cells called astrocytes, usually before ten years.
04 Feb 2005
Metastases to the spinal cord
Metastatic disease of the spinal cord refers to cancer that spread to the spine, usually from the lungs, breast, prostate or lymphatic or gastro systems.
04 Feb 2005
Dyslexia (developmental reading disorder)
Dyslexia or developmental reading disorder is a common reading disability. Dyslexic children are unable to process and interpret symbols like letters.
03 Feb 2005
