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What is the Pelvic Radiation Disease Best Practice Pathway?

 …Launching October 2022 Since 2019 the Pelvic Radiation Disease Association has been working with leading UK experts in late effects of pelvic ...~

Help us for free this summer!

Sign up to Give as you Live Online and select us as your chosen charity by 31st August and we’ll receive a free donation from Give as you Live. With your ...~

PRDA presents e-poster at the BIR Annual Radiotherapy and Oncology Meeting

We’re really pleased to be presenting an e-poster at this year’s British Institute of Radiology (BIR) Annual Radiotherapy and Oncology Meeting which...~
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Brachytherapy research workshops March 2022

  If you’ve received brachytherapy for cervical cancer in the last five years, where the type of brachytherapy involved placing applicators into your...~
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Colorectal Symptoms After Pelvic Radiotherapy – COLO-SPIRIT study

Do you have experience of bowel symptoms after pelvic radiotherapy such as rectal bleeding, diarrhoea, incontinence or pain? If you would like to share your ...~
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Purastat Study for Radiation Proctopathy

A research team at the Manchester NHS Foundation Trust are calling for patients who have been diagnosed with radiation proctopathy following their radiotherapy ...~
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