FYSOT ’10: What Colour is My Cancer
Sue Morgan delivers a highly informative talk on new ways for young patients to discover more about their cancer through studying its appearance more closely. Relating her findings to the needs and necessary requirements all young cancer patients have, Sue discusses her research into how teenagers feel about their cancer, what they think it might look like and whether seeing it would help them understand more about what was happening to them.
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