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Free, evidence-based resources for patients, families and health professionals navigating neuroendocrine cancer in Aotearoa New Zealand. Written in plain language, reviewed by clinicians.
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- Understanding NET cancer15 Jan 2024
Understanding Neuroendocrine (NET) Cancers
Neuroendocrince Cancer NZ is an organisation dedicated to revolutionising the way that neuroendocrine tumours are diagnosed and managed in New Zealand.
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Understanding NET cancer1 Jun 2023NET Resources
Revisit past presentations from NET Cancer specialists at Unicorn Foundation NZ's NET Cancer Education Days.
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Video- Understanding NET cancer15 Jul 2021
PRRT in NZ
Neuroendocrince Cancer NZ is an organisation dedicated to revolutionising the way that neuroendocrine tumours are diagnosed and managed in New Zealand.
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VideoUnderstanding NET cancer3 Dec 2019Imaging in Neuroendocrine Tumours: Dr Jane Reeve (Auckland DHB)
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VideoUnderstanding NET cancer14 Dec 2018Nutrition and Neuroendocrine Tumours
Dietitian Erin Laing covers nutrition for people living with a neuroendocrine tumour (NET) – managing symptoms through diet, common nutritional challenges, and what to talk to your healthcare team about.
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VideoUnderstanding NET cancer14 Dec 2018Hereditary NET syndromes – Dr Richard Carroll
An introduction to the inherited syndromes associated with neuroendocrine tumours, and what a family history can mean for diagnosis and screening.
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VideoUnderstanding NET cancer13 Dec 2018Talking about NETs with family, friends, colleagues and doctors
Jenny Allison shares practical guidance on how to talk about a neuroendocrine cancer diagnosis with the people around you – family, friends, colleagues, and members of your healthcare team. Useful for newly diagnosed patients and their whānau.
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VideoUnderstanding NET cancer20 Oct 2017Treatment for NETs – Dr Sharon Pattison
An overview of the treatments used for NET cancer other than PRRT, and when and why each is used. Dr Sharon Pattison is a medical oncologist.
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