Simply Oncology
Welcome to Simply Oncology.
Cancer is daunting for both patients and for clinical teams.
Dr John McGrane and Dr Michael Rowe are oncologists who want to break down the complex parts of cancer care into clear and simple sessions.
We will dive deep into the world of cancer research, patient stories and the latest cancer breakthroughs.
Simply Oncology will have patient focused episodes along with episodes that allow anyone with an interest in oncology to stay up to date.
We hope you join us as we unpick all parts of cancer.
John & Mike
Simply Oncology
Latest Episodes
Episode 116: Fundamentals - Nutrition in Cancer - Tackling the Myths with Chloe Nottingham, Dietitian
🎙️Join us as we return with the excellent Chloe Nottingham to tackle some cancer diet myths.❌Fasting❌Alkali diets❌No sugar diets🥗Every year there is a new ‘Must Try’ diet to control your cancer.🔎We look at the...
Episode 115: Fundamentals - Nutrition in Cancer with Chloe Nottingham, Dietitian Part 1
We are what we eat.Join us as we discuss with the excellent Chloe Nottingham, a specialist cancer dietitian with years of experience.Malnutrition can lead to worse outcomes in cancer care.Depending on the cancer ...
Episode 114: Testosterone replacement therapy in Prostate cancer with Dr Samantha Strumeier
Welcome back for our second of this 2 part special on testosterone in cancer with the excellent Dr Samantha Strumeier from Barts health NHS trust.Did you know that 10% of patients can end up with ongoing testosterone suppression af...
Episode 113: In the Clinic - Managing Low Testosterone in Cancer with Dr Samantha Strumeier
Join us as we cover the effect of cancer and its treatment on Testosterone levels in cancer.We are joined by the amazing Samantha Strumeier, nurse consultant and nursing lead for urological cancers at St Barts Hospital London. Having exp...
Episode 112: Prostate Cancer, Exercise and lifestyle with Dr Lucy Gossage
Lifestyle and patient choices in Prostate CancerProstate cancer has been part of a revolution in terms of treatment options and improved outcomes for our patients. How can we make that improvement in numbers on survival curves mat...
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