November 2025 marks our seventh consecutive year distributing vital patient and healthcare professional guides to every NHS ENT department across the country. Jamie’s Legacy: From Patient to Advocate The Throat Cancer Foundation’s partnership with the NHS began with one man’s determination to transform a deeply personal struggle into meaningful support for others. When Jamie Rae
When facing a throat cancer diagnosis, the journey can feel overwhelming and isolating. We asked our community to share moments when someone’s support made a real difference in their experience. Their responses highlight the profound impact that understanding, connection, and compassionate care can have during the most challenging times. Finding Your Voice When Words Feel
How a proven breast cancer model can transform throat cancer survival rates from 60% to 95% The Untold Story of a Preventable Tragedy Every year, thousands of people lose their lives to throat cancer not because the disease is untreatable, but because it goes undetected until it’s too late. Whilst 60% of throat cancer patients
Finnish researchers develop groundbreaking diagnostic that identifies head and neck cancer patients who can be cured with surgery alone In a development that could transform cancer care for thousands of patients worldwide, Finnish researchers have created a simple diagnostic test that can accurately predict which head and neck cancer patients can be cured with surgery
When we asked throat cancer survivors and those affected by the disease what they wished more people understood, their responses revealed crucial insights that could save lives and change perceptions. Here’s what they want you to know. Don’t Ignore the Warning Signs Victoria Workman’s response is a powerful reminder of the importance of early detection.
At the heart of the Throat Cancer Foundation lies a simple yet profound truth: every voice matters. Our logo embodies this belief through its thoughtful design, where two quotation marks come together to form the elegant silhouette of a bow tie. The Deeper Meaning The bow tie represents more than formal attire—it symbolises the throat
Remembering Vaughan Clements On 10th February 2025, the Hertfordshire community lost a truly remarkable man. Vaughan Clements – beloved father, husband, grandpa, uncle and inspiration to all who knew him – passed away after a courageous battle with throat cancer. Diagnosed in November 2024, Vaughan faced this devastating disease with incredible dignity and strength. Throat
Introduction Throat and oral cancers are often misunderstood, overlooked, or detected too late. At the Throat Cancer Foundation, the mission is clear: to raise awareness, provide support, and drive early detection for all forms of throat cancer, including those linked to the human papillomavirus (HPV). One powerful example of this mission in action is the
“Given two choices — palliative care or major surgery — 71-year-old Michael chose to fight. Just a month after surviving a life-saving laryngectomy, he’s walking 5K with his daughter and 8-year-old granddaughter to raise money for others battling throat cancer.” In late 2024, Michael and his family were hit with devastating news: the return of
May 7, 1976 – February 4, 2025 Kevin Shawn Vincent—known simply as Shawn—was a devoted father, brother and son whose four-year battle with HPV-related throat cancer revealed both the brutal cost of the disease and the quiet power of faith. Early Life and Diagnosis Born on 7 May 1976, Shawn was the younger brother of
