Yes to Life
We provide information to guide people with cancer through the confusing options for care. Our aim is to help them make informed decisions.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 17 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Going Integrative
Ryan Sternagel speaks about the extraordinary results achieved bringing his young child back from a stage 4 cancer with Integrative Medicine.
Hit by a shock diagnosis of stage 4 neuroblastoma in their first child when not even one year old...
A Difficult Patient
Helen Keough was used to finding her own path through life, so when it came to a diagnosis of cancer, she quickly learnt to navigate the territory.
Helen Keough was in the midst of a high pressure career in marketing and customer experienc...
Added Sugar, Added Danger
Naturally-occurring sugars are found in many foods and drinks. But then there is the sugar (or caloric sweeteners) added to almost half the foods on the supermarket shelf. These are classified as ‘added sugars,’ or in the UK ‘free sugar.’ A...
4MEN
Advocating for men with cancer, with Tim Messom, John Bennetts, Dale Atkinson, Murray Cluley.
An introduction to the four men at the heart of the Yes to Life campaign to increase awareness of Integrative Medicine amongst men.
Twenty year...
Is food your medicine?
One of the most common, confusing and important questions that I get asked is “What should I eat?” especially when it comes to those with cancer and chronic disease. There is so much information — and misinformation — in the public domain,...
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With our holistic approach, Yes to Life emphasises the importance of the mental, emotional and spiritual state of those with cancer. Along with physical needs, we feel these should be considered as central to any treatment programme.
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