When receiving a cancer diagnosis, a patient usually learns their cancer’s stage— typically a number ranging from one to four. So, what do these stages actually mean? Explore the 3 variables that inform a cancer’s stage number: | TED-Ed

In our final video, in a video series about staging bowel cancer, we talk about the Dukes' system which describes cancer as Dukes' A, B, C or D. Staging a cancer involves describing its size, where it is and whether it has spread. There are different ways of staging bowel cancer, including the Dukes' system. For more on the different methods of staging visit our website: https://www.bowelcanceruk.org.uk/about-bowel-cancer/diagnosis/staging-and-grading/ For other support and information related t

Integrative cancer care combines the best of both worlds — the power of non-toxic therapies and conventional treatments when necessary. This approach not only affects tumors and targets circulating cancer cells, but also addresses the root causes of cancer. By supporting the whole person — mind, body, and spirit — integrative cancer care strengthens natural defenses and prioritizes quality of life. Conventional medicine often relies on a standardized approach, using the same treatments — chemoth