Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If cancer is caught and treated early, death may often be prevented. Talks with leading cancer doctor, Professor Angus Dalgleish, MBBS. BSc. FRCP. FRACP. FMedSci. FRCPath.
Link to substance article on this video, johninengland.substack.com/p/cancer-can-often-be-cured-is-treated
Key Points to Remember After You Watch The Video.
1. If you have any health symptoms like a bad cough that last longer than three weeks, you should see a doctor to rule out cancer (1:34, 4:46).
2. Do not be afraid to ask your doctor for a scan if you feel like something is wrong; it is often better to catch issues early rather than waiting (2:02, 2:37).
3. Cancer is often treated better when caught early, so try to get checked out within two weeks of noticing new or strange symptoms (3:08).
4. An ultrasound scan is a quick, cheap, and safe way for doctors to check your organs for signs of trouble (3:39, 4:13).
5. If you have a cough that won't go away, it might be a simple infection like mycoplasma, which can often be fixed with a specific antibiotic (5:48).
6. Losing weight without trying, constant tiredness, or feeling very hot can be signs that you need to visit a doctor for a checkup (7:00, 7:37).
7. If you are losing blood or feel tired all the time, this could be a sign of bowel cancer, so doctors should test for blood in your stool (8:24, 8:34).
8. Eating healthy foods is important because processed foods can harm your body and your immune system, which may increase cancer risk (10:14).
9. Having enough Vitamin D is very important for your health; checking your levels can help your body fight diseases more effectively (14:46, 16:02).
10. Night sweats that are so bad they soak your pajamas are a serious symptom that needs a doctor's attention (24:07, 24:38).
11. Unexplained blood clots, like a deep vein thrombosis, can sometimes be an early warning sign of a hidden tumor (22:04, 23:07).
12. If you feel weird tingling in your feet or have trouble moving, it might be related to a B12 vitamin deficiency or nerve issues (32:12, 33:42).
13. Any unusual bleeding from your body, such as blood in your urine or stool, should always be checked by a doctor right away (48:39, 48:48).
14. For some types of tumors, special blood tests called tumor markers can help doctors track how well a treatment is working (1:00:16, 1:03:07).
15. Low Dose Naltrexone is a medicine some doctors use to help with inflammation, which can be useful for various conditions including some cancers (1:04:47, 1:05:07).
16. Always remember that the best doctors are those who know when not to operate and when to suggest simpler ways to help you feel better (59:39).
If cancer is caught and treated early, death may often be prevented. Talks with leading cancer doctor, Professor Angus Dalgleish, MBBS. BSc. FRCP. FRACP. FMedSci. FRCPath.
Link to substance article on this video, johninengland.substack.com/p/cancer-can-often-be-cured-is-treated
Key Points to Remember After You Watch The Video.
1. If you have any health symptoms like a bad cough that last longer than three weeks, you should see a doctor to rule out cancer (1:34, 4:46).
2. Do not be afraid to ask your doctor for a scan if you feel like something is wrong; it is often better to catch issues early rather than waiting (2:02, 2:37).
3. Cancer is often treated better when caught early, so try to get checked out within two weeks of noticing new or strange symptoms (3:08).
4. An ultrasound scan is a quick, cheap, and safe way for doctors to check your organs for signs of trouble (3:39, 4:13).
5. If you have a cough that won't go away, it might be a simple infection like mycoplasma, which can often be fixed with a specific antibiotic (5:48).
6. Losing weight without trying, constant tiredness, or feeling very hot can be signs that you need to visit a doctor for a checkup (7:00, 7:37).
7. If you are losing blood or feel tired all the time, this could be a sign of bowel cancer, so doctors should test for blood in your stool (8:24, 8:34).
8. Eating healthy foods is important because processed foods can harm your body and your immune system, which may increase cancer risk (10:14).
9. Having enough Vitamin D is very important for your health; checking your levels can help your body fight diseases more effectively (14:46, 16:02).
10. Night sweats that are so bad they soak your pajamas are a serious symptom that needs a doctor's attention (24:07, 24:38).
11. Unexplained blood clots, like a deep vein thrombosis, can sometimes be an early warning sign of a hidden tumor (22:04, 23:07).
12. If you feel weird tingling in your feet or have trouble moving, it might be related to a B12 vitamin deficiency or nerve issues (32:12, 33:42).
13. Any unusual bleeding from your body, such as blood in your urine or stool, should always be checked by a doctor right away (48:39, 48:48).
14. For some types of tumors, special blood tests called tumor markers can help doctors track how well a treatment is working (1:00:16, 1:03:07).
15. Low Dose Naltrexone is a medicine some doctors use to help with inflammation, which can be useful for various conditions including some cancers (1:04:47, 1:05:07).
16. Always remember that the best doctors are those who know when not to operate and when to suggest simpler ways to help you feel better (59:39).
