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RonnyAllan.NET – Summary of November 2022
In November 2022, I was very active on my blog site as it was World Neuroendocrine Cancer Day on 10th Nov (although every day is
In the news – new Neuroendocrine Tumour PET Fluorine-18 based ‘tracer’
This should be of interest, particularly to Canadians. (Not to be confused with 18F-FDG which is a different scan). For people waiting for imaging tests
Incurable isn’t terminal
Opinion Words are important I was diagnosed with stage IV cancer in 2010. OK, it wasn’t a really aggressive type but it had caused a
The Inspirational Wilko Johnson: 12 July 1947 – 21 November 2022
Wilko playing at his last show. Oct 2022 in London. Aged 75. RIP Wilko Johnson – Neuroendocrine Cancer I have been following Wilko’s cancer story
Neuroendocrine Neoplasms (NEN) – genetic related syndromes
Definitions – the differences between Hereditary vs Familial vs Genetic Disorders I wanted to start with these definitions because people may unintentionally use these three
Neuroendocrine Cancer: Those who know, know!
Over the years of my advocating, I’ve tried to explain Neuroendocrine Cancer to many people outside the community. Some ‘get it’ but many don’t. Most
Ask More, Assume Less
This is a great catchphrase from Neuroendocrine Cancer UK. It is partly based on the realisation that Neuroendocrine Cancer is no longer rare. OK, that
Piss off Cancer, it’s been 12 years since my “big surgery”
I’m still here I was 54 years and 9 months old at diagnosis on 26th July 2010. For the first few months, I had no
Neuroendocrine Cancer: 10 questions your dietitian will ask
Background to Diet and Nutrition This is clearly an important topic for many patients. In my group, it is the 12th most common topic out
Neuroendocrine Cancer: Beware But Be Aware
An awareness post from Ronny Allan BEWARE There are a lot of scary diseases in this world. Take the lesser-known type of cancer that infiltrated
Incidental Findings in Somatostatin Receptor PET (SSTR PET) scans (e.g. Ga68/Cu64)
Incidental Findings in SSTR PET Somatostatin Receptor (SSTR) PET scans (e.g. Ga68/Cu64) have transformed the imaging landscape for Neuroendocrine Cancer, mainly for well-differentiated NETs, most
RonnyAllan.NET – Summary of October 2022
In October 2022, it was nice to see some of the newer blog posts featuring rather than the old favourites. That guy Steve Jobs is
