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> When dealing with a cancer treatment, patients may often not have appetite,

feel too weak to exercise, and we actually have a list of common side

effects of treatment here, and these are common for the standard forms of

treatment correct, that we have already mentioned, Yes, yes so a lot of patients

will lose appetite, you know they'll get nauseous, vomiting, you know they'll have

that..., you know sometimes they get mouth sores, or they get a funny taste in their

mouth, or metallic taste in their mouth, so you know, a lot of

diarrhea, sometimes constipation, especially if they're on mate pain

medication, they'll get some..., they'll get a lot of constipation, sometimes it's

specially headed next, they'll start having swallowing difficulty, or they get

that fix alive and they just have trouble swallowing, or the dry mouth, and

things like that so.> So how do you deal with a cancer patient that comes in with

a symptom like that?, you especially you need to eat ,so if you're having this

these throat difficulties of swallowing, what do you do to manage that pain but

that patient gets that nutrients that they need?.>

Well like let's say for head and neck cancers that are getting radiation, like

in that head in that neck area, it's gonna affect their swallowing, it's gonna

affect their chewing ability, it's this is gonna be very painful,

even if Safa Geel cancers, that are radiating over here, so we go into we

start doing soft foods, you know moist foods, liquid foods, then we going to

smoothies high-calorie high protein smoothies, making sure that we get them

there, also like even with just your general like funny taste in your mouth,

oral care, you know mouth rinses, you know mouthwash, is keeping your mouth clean,

doing um..., you know, sometimes like lemon in the water can kind of help stimulate

the taste buds in the water so, in your mouth lemon candy like a little hard

candy something to kind of get you kind of stimulate the taste buds in there.

For more infomation >> Side Effects of Cancer Treatment - Duration: 1:56.

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Prehabilitation in Cancer Treatment - Duration: 1:47.

>what exactly does that mean?, and how long before treatment starts do you begin

this prehab process?.>Prehabilitation is really the time period from when you

first get diagnosed until a treatment really start, and that's a window, that's

an opportunity to really take that individual and optimize them physically,

nutritionally, psychologically, to get them ready for the biggest battle of

their life, and that time period is often fairly short, could be a matter of a few

days, to a few weeks, but we try to make sure that during that time, they actually

couldn't intervene through a variety of different ways, to a physical, measures

such as physical therapy for instance, as well as nutritional and so forth.> So now

doctor, does the patient get referred to you?, in terms of the prehab

treatment, is that how it works.> Ideally yes, so ideally the early that we

get to see the vidual, the better it is for their treatment, for their

planning, and then we could follow them throughout their entire cancer journey.>

What can you tell us about the effects of prehab on someone who is

diagnosed with cancer?, do you see that it sort of minimizes their risks?, do they

get better?, I mean what obviously it's is something that you're a big proponent of.

so.> Yeah so there's a lot of benefits by initiating these interventions early in

the course of the diagnosis, there's a lot of literature out there, that says

that there's benefits even with cancer recurrence, with able to tolerate the

side effects of the cancer treatments by undergoing a prehabilitation and a

rehabilitation program doing the act of treatment.

For more infomation >> Prehabilitation in Cancer Treatment - Duration: 1:47.

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What are some examples of unfavourable treatment? Ask the Expert - Duration: 1:24.

For more infomation >> What are some examples of unfavourable treatment? Ask the Expert - Duration: 1:24.

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Chelsea news: Eden Hazard in injury scare after rough treatment from Man Utd players - Duration: 1:52.

Eden Hazard has given Chelsea a fresh injury concern after hurting his back in Chelsea's draw with Manchester United on Saturday, according to reports

The Belgian had little opportunity to affect the match with Ashley Young marshalling him well, though United were sometimes a little heavy-handed with their marking as Hazard was fouled five times – more than any other player on the pitch

Young and Nemanja Matic both received yellow cards for fouls on the Premier League's top scorer, who went down in agony several times

He required treatment after hurting his ankle, but The Telegraph report that it is a back problem that did not manifest itself fully until Sunday morning that has caused concern

Hazard woke up with restricted movement, while he told friends straight after the match that he felt he could not accelerate properly in the second half

The issue is not thought to be serious, but Chelsea do not want to take any chances and he is now expected to be rested for the club's Europa League clash with BATE Borisov

A few days later Chelsea take on Burnley in the Premier League, and Hazard is now also a doubt for that match

Hazard has been electric under new boss Maurizio Sarri so far this season, leading the Premier League's scoring charts with seven goals in nine games

A prolonged absence would be a huge blow to Sarri, especially with Alvaro Morata once again struggling as Chelsea grabbed a last-gasp draw against United thanks to Ross Barkley's late equaliser

For more infomation >> Chelsea news: Eden Hazard in injury scare after rough treatment from Man Utd players - Duration: 1:52.

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Max Global Experience – Uganda || Walking the "Last Mile" for Treatment Access - Duration: 6:38.

The Max Foundation is an organization dedicated to increasing access to

treatment care and support for people living with cancer around the world.

You know, I have been working in cancer for 20 years. I come to this as a

caregiver of my stepson, Max. The one thing people want if you ask

anyone when they are facing cancer: they want to make sure that their loved one

can have access to treatment, no matter where they live.

The Max Global Experience is an opportunity for us to bring partners and

supporters closer into our work. We want them to get the chance to see firsthand

how they can make a difference in the lives of cancer patients.

Within our organization, if we look at the demographics of our patients, most of our

patients are from Africa. When you put your feet down in African soil, you can

feel the vibration of life traveling through your body. We wanted our partners

to come here and experience that because then they know we have to change it.

Not for the 5,000 patients we are currently helping, but for the 10,000 15 or 20,000

we are currently not reaching.

My name is Ahmed Awad. Once I know that I'm a cancer patient I asking myself am I

asking God – I looked to the sky, "Why me?" I was 24 years old I am so young…so I'm asking

myself, "Why me? What I did in my life why my life stop now?"

My name Bahija Gouimi.

My name is Hiba Ennachet.

I was very afraid to lose my family and

especially my kids because they are everything in my life.

I remember they start crying and they, you know, cancer is death and mom will go.

My name is Gershon from Ghana.

If it's leukemia, nothing, no amount of money would save me.

So I left myself that I should die. That is basically what I did.

Sometimes, you want to give up but when I see that the first box,

this is, for me, it's not only box of tablets or pills or medication.

For me, it's the future.

I tried it and within a certain short time – I think two weeks or so – I started

feeling better: the joint pains, everything started becoming normal.

That day, I said, "Hi! This medicine is going to work for me."

Partnerships are critical to the work that we do. When we work together with

partners, we learn more, we advance more, we increase our opportunities,

and we have definitely better outcomes for patients everywhere.

Our partnership with The Max Foundation has been truly a transformational

experience for both organizations. It began over 15 years ago with a concept

of providing access to a breakthrough medicine for CML in the low-income world –

something that had never really been done before. And since that time, we have

both continued to learn to work together to reach more patients. Actually more

than 75,000 people have benefited from the partnership.

We got a call from The Max Foundation, probably over a decade ago, to donate some product.

We did so once we learned who Max is and what they were about and then over time we got on

the phone and had more conversations about what they were doing and it really

became an inspiration and a challenge for our company to be able to assist

them as an NGO pioneering the pharma space.

Cepheid and The Max Foundation: it's a little bit of a match made in heaven

from my point of view, because I think the goals of the two organizations are

are the same. It's allowing everyone in the world, no matter what their

financial status is or where they live, to have access to the diagnostics and

the drugs that can help them. It really comes down to accessibility.

These people are people. They're not just patients, they are not their disease, they

are not the place they're from. They all have the same dreams that I do. They all

have the same hopes that I do, they all the same fears that I do.

They just want more time with their family.

I love my my family and I am very very

happy to have them because they supports me,

they give me much love, we laugh about our cancer. But I am very real friend

with my cancer because it allows me to see the life and to see other people and

to see how amazing is my life

The Max Foundation do unity and hope in the face of cancer.