September is urological cancer awareness month, a time to raise awareness and break the taboo surrounding urological conditions. We’ll be sharing an insight into the types of urological cancers and what the symptoms can be. #urologicalcancerawarenessmonth

September is #bloodcancerawarenessmonth, a time to raise awareness of blood cancer. To find out more about #bloodcancer, click here: #ThisIsBloodCancer

Head and neck cancer is a general term that covers many different types of cancer. CPC can offer patients access to the cutting-edge da Vinci Single Port robotic surgery for head and neck cancer, thanks to the partnership between Dr Ehab Ibrahim and Dr Jason Fleming from LUHFT.

Introducing our Consultant of the Month, Dr Azman Ibrahim! 🌟 .Dr Ibrahim specialises in general oncology as well as the treatment of head and neck cancer, and skin and urological cancers. Find out more about our specialist consultants here:

July is Sarcoma Awareness Month. Around 5000 people a year are diagnosed with sarcoma in the UK. Read more about Sarcoma, signs and symptoms to look out for, and what treatments are available here at the Clatterbridge Private Clinic in our latest blog:

RT @ArmfieldDuncan: Great to have Hilotherm now to offer our patients significantly reducing neuropathy symptoms in hands and feet.

Clatterbridge Private Clinic is proud to offer our patients receiving chemotherapy Hilotherm ChemoCare to reduce the chances of them developing nerve damage in the hands and feet. Read more about Hilotherm ChemoCare treatment at the Private Clinic:

As it’s Myeloma Awareness Week, we’d like to introduce you to our expert myeloma consultant at the Clatterbridge Private Clinic, Dr. Lynny Yung. To learn more about myeloma treatment, call us today on 0151 318 8569 or email grace.walker11@nhs.net. 📞. #myelomaawarenessweek

The main treatments for myeloma include targeted cancer drugs, chemotherapy and steroids. The treatment you receive depends on your individual circumstances, your symptoms and your general health. At CPC, our expert consultants develop a treatment plan tailored to you.💊

Dr Lampkin took part in the annual Port Sunlight 10K run on Sunday, 8th June 2025, to raise money for Clatterbridge Cancer Charity. He managed to raise over £1200 to support CCC, finishing in 46 minutes and 15 seconds. Read the full article here:

In the early stages, myeloma may not cause any symptoms, but it is often picked up after a routine blood or urine test. Eventually, it can cause a range of symptoms, so we’ve listed some of the most common #myeloma symptoms to look out for below. 👇.#myelomaawarenessweek

This week is Myeloma Awareness Week, designed to raise awareness of myeloma, a type of cancer that develops from plasma cells in the bone marrow. We’ll be sharing more information about myeloma symptoms and treatments this week, so stay tuned to find out more!.#myelomaawareness

RT @ArmfieldDuncan: So proud to offer this treatment for our patients from our highly respected consultant Dr Lampkin.

Did you know we offer treatment for benign conditions? Low-dose radiotherapy is a safe, non-invasive and highly effective treatment for people with Dupuytren’s, Ledderhose disease, Plantar Fasciitis, Eczema and Psoriasis. 🩺. Find out more: .

Introducing our Consultant of the Month, Dr. Niladri Ghosal! 🌟 .Dr. Ghosal specialises in the treatment of lung cancer using combination treatments. Find out more:

As it’s skin cancer awareness month, we’d like to introduce you to our expert skin cancer consultants at the Clatterbridge Private Clinic: Dr Lampkin and Dr Olsson-Brown. To learn more about skin cancer treatment, call us today on 0151 318 8569 or email grace.walker11@nhs.net. 📞

RT @ArmfieldDuncan: Lots of treatments available for many cancers these days and some are only available privately.

The treatment you receive for skin cancer depends on what kind of skin cancer you have, where it is located, whether it has spread or not and your general health. We’ve listed some of the most common treatments below. We can offer patients access to the latest treatments. 🏥

There are 2 main types of skin cancer: melanoma and non-melanoma. Symptoms for different types of skin cancer present differently, but below are some of the most common symptoms of all skin cancers. Check your skin and notify your GP ASAP if you notice any unexplained changes. 👇

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month! ☀️. Most skin cancers are caused by damage to the skin from exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light from the sun or sunbeds. The best protection against skin cancer is to be safe in the sun and wear at least an SPF 30 with a 5* UVA rating.