Follow Us:

Filter by category

Filter by topic

What is happening to improve earlier detection of Barrett's oesophagus and oesophageal cancer? We explore the latest developments in capsule sponge testing, NHS implementation, research
Marie Boroczky shares the heartbreaking story of her son Dean Franklin's oesophageal cancer diagnosis, urging anyone with heartburn to ask questions & push for answers.
People diagnosed with cancer & malnutrition are invited to take part in a UK research study this June / July.
For Men’s Health Week 2026, we explore why so many men delay seeking help and why recognising symptoms early could save lives.
Cancer52, the alliance of UK charities representing less common cancers, including oesophageal cancer, has launched a new patient survey which closes on 10 July 2026.
Take part in a new online research survey from Queen Alexandra Hospital exploring what matters most to patients with Barrett’s oesophagus or early oesophageal cancer.
Being diagnosed with oesophageal cancer is overwhelming, but telling others can feel just as hard. David Jones Stanley shares the emotional reality of breaking the

When Symptoms Persist: Why Jess’s Rule Matters for People with Reflux Across our social media channels and engagement events, we regularly hear from people sharing

David Jones Stanley reflects on life four years after his oesophagectomy, sharing the challenges, adjustments, and routines that have helped him adapt, along with gratitude
Researchers are exploring whether shopping habits could help identify early signs of cancer. We look at how patterns in buying over-the-counter antacids and reflux remedies
Pharmacist Deborah Grayson, our pharmacist in residence, explains reflux, addressing common myths and natural remedies. Learn practical ways to support digestion, reduce symptoms safely, and
Oesophageal cancer survivor, David Jones-Stanley reflects on why awareness alone isn’t enough, how softened language, silence and delayed conversations prevent early diagnosis.
Skip to content