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Cancer Care 2030: real, next or not yet?

An 18-minute interactive film on the future of cancer care and why supportive care is treatment. Viewers sort twenty emerging technologies by how real they are today, explore a side-effect body map, and practise choosing the supportive step each fictional case needs.

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A frame from Cancer Care 2030: real, next or not yet?

Plays here with narration, captions and music generated in your browser. Turn your sound on. It pauses for questions.

Prefer a bigger screen? Open the player in a new tab. Keyboard: Space play or pause, ← → change scene, C captions.

What this resource covers

  • A reality scale: guideline-standard, approved, narrow or regional, trials, preclinical, theoretical
  • Why palliative care is not the same as giving up
  • A toxicity map of common side effects and how teams prevent or treat them
  • When a symptom during treatment is an emergency, such as fever with low blood counts
  • Clinic 2030: blood tests, adaptive therapy, AI decision support and digital twins, each labelled by how real it is
  • Survivorship: treatment ends, care does not

How to use this resource

  1. Watch in two sittings if needed: the chapters menu lets you return to where you stopped.
  2. Use the eight interactive moments as discussion prompts in a support group or classroom.
  3. Open the Script panel to read the full voice-over, which helps with note-taking and translation.

Accessibility

Captions on by default; full voice-over script available in the player; keyboard shortcuts listed in the settings panel.

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