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Let’s make a difference together! No images? Click here IT’S TIME TO TAKE A CLOSER LOOKDear Subscriber, Today marks a pivotal moment as we come together to shine a spotlight on World Neuroendocrine Cancer Day! We would like to invite you to join our campaign to raise awareness and make a lasting impact in the fight against neuroendocrine cancer. ![]()
Why Today Matters Neuroendocrine cancer is more prevalent than you might think, and today is all about changing the statistics. By raising awareness and promoting early diagnosis, we can make a significant difference in the lives of those affected by this disease. Exclusive Video Premier We are thrilled to share our official World Neuroendocrine Cancer Day awareness video with you. It’s a powerful exploration into the hidden world of neuroendocrine cancer, unravelling its complexities and shedding light on its often-overlooked presence. We urge you to watch and share it with everyone you know. Click on your preferred channel to access the video and share:Kindly ensure your social media pages are set to public and don’t forget to tag us in your posts. We’re eager to reshare your contributions! Thank you to the neuroendocrine cancer patients and supporters featured in this video for sharing their personal experiences. What’s happening today? Join the ENETS-INCA NET Cancer Day Educational Webinar which is taking place today at 11:00 am GMT. Webinar agenda for the 10 November 2023
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Thank You for Your Unwavering Support As we get fully involved in today’s events, we want to express our deepest gratitude to our community. We wanted to remind you that we here at Neuroendocrine Cancer UK are here for everyone, not just today but every day. Together, we can make a lasting impact and bring about positive change. ![]() ![]() Neuroendocrine Cancer UK exists to address the unmet needs voiced by the Neuroendocrine Cancer community and to support patients and their loved ones with the physical and psychological burden of Neuroendocrine cancers.
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The UK and the Republic of Ireland run the only formal national programme for liver transplantation in patients with neuroendocrine tumours, and evidence shows those transplanted ...









