Novartis Cancer

Unsurprisingly, negative words are among the first that come to mind for most people diagnosed with cancer. But why does this matter?

Hear from Dr Simon De Deyne, Cognitive Scientist at the University of Melbourne, and one of the expert advisors researching the ways that people talk about cancer.

What words come to mind when you think about cancer?

Explore answers from 2,000 survey respondents across the UK and US, living with cancer or working in the cancer field: http://novartis.social/6187iFyS9

Does the world need to change the way it talks about cancer?

The results are in from a new survey looking at how language could impact treatment decisions. Find out more here: https://bit.ly/4acGvg5

Advanced or metastatic is complex. Being prepared for open conversations with your doctor can help navigate your journey to better care.

Ask questions and express concerns about your diagnosis, so together you can decide what works best for you. Information is key to get the right support–here are some helpful terms.

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The people behind our (RLTs) are leading the way in patient-centered manufacturing.

Every day, their deep connection to our patients and understanding of the potential impact of RLT on the lives of patients shines through in their work. http://novartis.social/61859htVJ