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Ronny Allan
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Another great start to 2023 and I thank those who continue to support my social media and this blog. I’m keen to hear any suggestions of the sort of thing you would like me to research and publish. I am working on two or three more blog posts due to come in in the next 10 days, please stay tuned.
The top 10 most-read posts in February are listed below:
Grading and Staging – Neuroendocrine Neoplasms (incorporating WHO 2021 changes)
This is not a surprise, it’s one of my top 6 ever but it got a good read last month. It’s the first thing people should ask at diagnosis. If this floats your boat – Click here or on the picture.
A Newsletter from RonnyAllan.NET – 12th February 2023
My new format of newsletter (via my blog site) looks like it was successful. Click here or on the picture.
Currently trending on RonnyAllan.NET
If you need a catch-up, this is the place to go. It updates what is being read most on my website in the last 48 hours and automatically updates. No surprises on its inclusion, I do market it a lot.
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Living with cancer: 5 tips for facing things you can’t control
This got an amazing reception when I shared it in February with viewings steady over a 4-day period indicating many shares. I thank you for supporting it.
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Neuroendocrine Cancer: At least 50 shades of grey
The heterogeneous nature of Neuroendocrine Neoplasms must be understood to avoid confusion and chaos in patient groups. That was my thinking when writing this article. It’s also a great awareness piece. Click here or on the picture to read more.
“You must be doing OK, you’ve not had chemotherapy”
This got a wonderful response indicating it was shared many times. Perceptions of cancer can sometimes be wrong. Click here or on the picture to read more.
A spotlight on Gastric Neuroendocrine Neoplasms
I was surprised to see this do as well as it did, Gastric NETs are not the most common type.
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Diagnosed with Neuroendocrine Cancer? – 10 questions to ask your doctor (and where to find a NET Specialist Worldwide)
A frequently visited post, very helpful I’m told. It will one day be my most-read blog post. Click here or on the picture
Sometimes I climb hills just to piss my cancer off
Great response for this post – many thanks. Click here or on the picture to read more.
Cancer-related fatigue (CRF) – Neuroendocrine Cancer
A frequently visited post, very helpful I’m told. The cause of fatigue is so difficult to pin down, but this blog has links to experts in Cancer Related Fatigue. Click here or on the picture
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I am not a doctor or any form of medical professional, practitioner or counsellor. None of the information on my website, or linked to my website(s), or conveyed by me on any social media or presentation, should be interpreted as medical advice given or advised by me. Neither should any post or comment made by a follower or member of my private group be assumed to be medical advice, even if that person is a healthcare professional as they are not members of the private group or followers of my sites in any official capacity. Please also note that mention of a clinical service, trial/study or therapy does not constitute an endorsement of that service, trial/study or therapy by Ronny Allan, the information is provided for education and awareness purposes and/or related to Ronny Allan’s own patient experience. This element of the disclaimer includes any complementary medicine, non-prescription over the counter drugs and supplements such as vitamins and minerals.
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Nuclidium wins award to study NET radiopharmaceutical – Phase 1 Clinical Trial of TraceNET (TM)
What is TraceNETTM TraceNETTM is a a novel copper-based ‘radiodiagnostic’ for detecting neuroendocrine tumours (NET). The PET imaging agent candidate is the diagnostic component of
Experimental drug for Gastric NET – Netazepide
Gastric NETs When I wrote my post entitled “Spotlight on Gastric Neuroendocrine Neoplasms“, I explained what these were with some emphasis on the association with
A Newsletter from RonnyAllan.NET – 13th March 2023
Newsletter from Ronny Allan – 13th March 2023 Welcome to my new template newsletter compiled using WordPress (my blog app). This is the 2nd in
Fructose intolerance – the NET Effect
Background When I cast my mind back to my very first surgery, I remember all sorts of ‘plumbing’ issues but was told it would take
A tribute to the life and legacy of Miranda Filmer
It’s true to say that Neuroendocrine Cancer is an older person’s disease, the epidemiology is clear on that. But I do see many young people
Treatment for Neuroendocrine Cancer: Beware of the alternatives
The Alternative Hype Cancer Research UK warns of the risks in Alternative Therapies, and I pay great attention to what these guys say. I know
RonnyAllan.NET – Summary of February 2023 – Ronny Allan – Living with Neuroendocrine Cancer
Summary Another great start to 2023 and I thank those who continue to support my social media and this blog. I’m keen to hear any
A spotlight on Gastric Neuroendocrine Neoplasms
What are Gastric NENs Unlike other anatomical types, the word Gastric is used to indicate a tumour (NET) or carcinoma (NEC) in the stomach. The
Sometimes I climb hills just to piss my cancer off
Pissing off cancer is both metaphorical and physical Being diagnosed with a Grade 2 metastatic Neuroendocrine Cancer in 2010 was a bit of a shock.
