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How to cope with cancer diagnosis - why good communication is vital when sharing bad news

Cancer care teams can help (Shutterstock)

Cancer has become increasingly common, with one in two of us now likely to receive a diagnosis at some time in our lives. When it becomes advanced, however, life becomes more difficult – both for the patient and loved ones.

Macmillan Cancer Support says 75% of people living with the later stages of the disease feel they aren’t getting the support they need.

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