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Interactive films, guides, checklists and posters for patients, families, students, community health workers and clinicians. Every resource has its own page with details, previews and sharing options.
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An interactive film that travels from ancient papyrus to tumour DNA in a blood sample in twenty slides. It pauses for five challenges so viewers can…
An 18-minute interactive film on the future of cancer care and why supportive care is treatment. Viewers sort twenty emerging technologies by how…
A 10-minute interactive video on multi-cancer early detection (MCED) blood tests, with a 60-second trailer. It explains the five signals these tests…
A four-page guide to breast screening: what a mammogram is and what it feels like, benefits and limitations, what a recall means, knowing what is…
A one-minute trailer with UK narration and an original score: four thousand years of cancer care, seven lanes of progress, and the difference between…
A one-minute trailer: some of this is already in clinics, and some is still a promise. Supportive care is part of treatment, not what happens after…
A two-page printable checklist to prepare for an appointment about a symptom, a screening result or a test: what to note beforehand, what to bring,…
Three calm, non-alarming posters for waiting rooms, pharmacies, workplaces and community events: know what is normal for you, screening is for people…
A 15-minute interactive film that maps how cancer medicines and vaccines work: chemotherapy, hormonal and targeted therapy, antibodies and ADCs,…
A one-minute trailer for the full map: six treatment strategies on one map, how they work step by step, and why it matters whether a treatment is…
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