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Is it necessary to treat Papilloma? In many countries, it is considered inappropriate to treat HPV. In our country, some Test doctors also believe that HPV treatment is a sham,...

Elisa's story Part I - My Chess Game with Organ Disease Elisa, 54 years old, freelance translator, mother of a 16-year-old boy, effervescent woman, at times with an overflowing personality,...

 Elisas story Part II - Entering the POLO Trial: A New Hope with Olaparib In mid-August 2018, I entered the POLO trial, a double-masked Phase III trial, which studies the...

 Alexanders story Below, we report the interview with Alexander, who has long been alongside our Foundation and is always at the forefront of raising awareness of pancreatic CA19 levels and...

Joes story Part I - Walking while living with disease Joe, 44 years old, has been living with tests and markers for tumours showing them to be inoperable for pancreatic...

Joes story Part II - How the diagnosis was communicated to you In these ten days, I had done nothing but think and do Pancreatic cancer tumour research on the...

Joes story Part III - The Operation: A Grim Realization The Pancreatic operation was done naturally under total anaesthesia and assisted breathing. The last memory was the clock in the...

Introduction: Sharing Personal Stories for Awareness On the occasion of pancreatic CA19 cancer awareness month, we want to share with patients and families the personal experiences of some blood test...

Part II: Managing Chemotherapy Side Effects I don't want to minimise chemo. It's not a walk of a walk; on monday and Tuesday, I don't eat, but I don't vomit....

Monicas story Human papillomavirus is the most common sexually transmitted infection and not only. Would you happen to know your results? HPV PCR analysis (type 16, 18, 31, 33.35, 39,...