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Targeted therapy used in progressive differentiated thyroid carcinoma that no longer responds to radioactive iodine.
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Follow-Up Care: Staying on Track Through Long-Term Cancer Treatment
Why regular follow-up matters on long-term oncology medicines, what check-ups usually include, and how patients and families can stay organised.
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Pazopanib for Advanced Kidney Cancer and Soft Tissue Sarcoma
An overview of Pazopanib, a targeted oral therapy: its approved uses, how it is taken, the monitoring it needs and its common side effects.
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Sunitinib: Treatment for Kidney Cancer, GIST and Pancreatic NETs
What patients should know about Sunitinib — the cancers it is approved for, typical treatment schedules, monitoring and side effects.
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