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For family members and people at higher risk: free checks can find some cancers early, before there are symptoms.
There is no routine screening for this cancer. If you have symptoms or a family history, talk to your doctor.
If several people in your family had cancer, ask your GP whether genetic counselling makes sense for you.
Four steps, from proven to unproven.
We do not have the list of medicines approved in Austria yet. Your doctor knows what is available here.
2 open trials in Austria, 323 worldwide. See the trials
Phase 1 – first tests in people, mainly for safety · Phase 2 – does it help? · Phase 3 – compared with the usual treatment.
Trials taking new patients now. Each trial counts once; one in two phases counts as the higher one.
Not counted yet for this disease.
Animal worm medicines (ivermectin, fenbendazole) for cancer: not approved, and not enough research in people to know if they help. American Cancer Society: What to Know About Ivermectin (21 May 2026) · American Cancer Society: What to Know About Fenbendazole (21 Oct 2025)
The five newest articles. The label comes from the PubMed index: whether it was tested in people, in animals or only in the lab.
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Here you will find questions you can ask, help with difficult talks, organisations for carers and your relative's rights.
Questions for your relative's doctor
You do not need the right words. Ask what your relative wants to know, and let them set the pace. These pages can help.
Looking after someone is work too. These organisations help carers, and the list further down this page shows helplines by country.
A doctor can share information and a relative can act only with the patient's consent or a legal authority. It is easier to arrange this early.
Children are often treated differently from adults, in specialist centres. Here is where to start.
Parents often receive offers of paid treatment. Please go through this list before you pay for anything.
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Blood neoplasia
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Umbrella of European cancer patient groups, with a patient toolbox and a legal network for cancer patients.
Visit site: European Cancer Patient Coalition (ECPC)Alliance of over 1,000 rare disease patient organisations, with a list of rare disease helplines by country.
Visit site: EURORDIS – Rare Diseases EuropeNetwork of pan-European cancer patient umbrella groups (including the blood cancer networks): joint advocacy, WECAN Academy training for patient advocates, patient experience data courses.
Visit site: Workgroup of European Cancer Patient Advocacy NetworksFor anyone who is ill, whatever the disease: patients' rights and legal aid, crisis lines, hospice and palliative care, care in another EU country, and patient organisations' umbrella bodies.
Umbrella of European patient organisations and national patient coalitions.
Visit site: European Patients' Forum (EPF)Global alliance of patient organisations of all diseases, promoting patient-centred healthcare.
Visit site: International Alliance of Patients' OrganizationsFrontlight is not affiliated with these organisations; we list them because they help.
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