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I am not a cancer patient but I have found a link below that may help cancer patients on how to cope with the Covid outbreak.

My sister gets annual screening for BRCA2 gene and luckily had her screening just before lockdown but I think this lockdown has had a horrible impact on cancer patients in the long term. Delayed screenings, appointments and treatments. Limited resources and stress only causes further damage.

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I’m currently going through chemo, and I haven’t really had any issues. I feel obligated to add in also that I live pretty comfortably, and am nearing the end of my treatment, and have really fantastic insurance too though. Sometimes the stress gets to me though…am I going to catch it? Is my condition going to make me more susceptible? It’s a…

So, being in the medical field, and knowing someone going through cancer treatments (my friend has lymphoma), I can definitely attest that it’s much harder on patients than in pre-COVID era. For one, the appointments have been spaced out so much that (like what’s happened with Rita4UK) it’s very difficult to get rescheduled…and with my friend…

I haven’t been affected by this much because although I know a few people with covid, i don’t know of anyone with cancer trying to get treatment during covid…but I do know there are definitely resources out there online if you need help with treatment plans etc such as:…

unfortunately both my mum and I have cancer (both breast) and while i’m a little stronger to take care of myself more while caring for her, i find it to be almost overwhelmingly stressful to have to deal with coronavirus on top of all the other stuff….trying to make it to appointments can get tricky because sometimes they have to reschedule and…

Children are little germ factories?! Who knew!?

Five children have died of coronavirus in UK, study reveals Audit finds that of the 71 under-18s who have needed intensive care, most have survived

Qutee Key Insights.

1/ Death rates in children in the UK are extremely low. As of the 23rd of June, only five children had died in the UK.

2/ Symptoms in children are far less severe than adults of any age.

3/ Back to school policy is caught between the very low health risk to children but the growing personal impact of the lack of schooling…

What’s the infection rate of #Covid19 in children? – BBC Newsnight Newsnight has been given exclusive access to the first results from a study into Covid-19 antibodies in children, which will help shed light on whether they …

Dr. Sanjay Gupta: What we really know about kids and Covid-19 CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta breaks down how kids spread coronavirus and the impact of school closures amid a global pandemic. #CNN #News

Kids and COVID-19 Join Sandra Fenwick, CEO of Boston Children’s Hospital, in a live discussion with the Globe’s deputy opinion editor, Brian Bergstein, about how COVID-19 is a…

Here’s what COVID-19 does to a child’s body As schools prepare to reopen, experts weigh in on whether youth protects against the virus, and how readily kids can spread it to adults.