Patients with head and neck cancer on the Isle of Man are being given more help thanks to a new project being rolled out by Macmillan.
The charity has launched a new 'integrated pathway' which aims to ensure there's better coordination of care for people suffering from these forms of the disease.
They now have input from a specialist dental team and clinical nurse specialist from the point of diagnosis as well as a link up with Aintree Hospital:
Lesley Johnson is the project lead for Macmillan on the Island - she says it's all about making the process as stress free as possible:
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