In the first episode of The Invisible Cancer podcast, we hear from the voices behind the Invisible Cancer Report, exploring why greater awareness and earlier diagnosis of neuroendocrine cancer are so important.

Through honest and personal accounts, guests share their experiences of living with neuroendocrine cancer, including the challenges of delayed diagnosis and the impact this can have on their lives.

The conversation also reflects on their involvement in shaping the report and why raising awareness of this often-overlooked cancer is essential to improving recognition, enabling earlier diagnosis, and ensuring people receive the support they need.

Behind every statistic is a real story - and this episode brings those stories to life.

Select here to read the report: https://www.neuroendocrinecancer.org.uk/invisible-cancer/

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In this episode of the Not Just NE Cancer podcast, Cathy speaks to Ruth, the incredible fundraiser and founder behind 'Daily Dip 4 Dave'.

Since October 2023, Ruth has taken a cold-water dip every single day, inspired by her husband, Dave, who is living with neuroendocrine cancer.

Through stormy weather, freezing temperatures and exhaustion, she’s stayed committed, raising awareness and vital funds for Neuroendocrine Cancer UK, one freezing plunge at a time.

This October marks 2 years and to celebrate, we’re making a splash.

Join us on Saturday 11th October 2025 for the National Daily Dip 4 Dave Day.
One day. Hundreds of dips. Wherever you are, however you do it, just dip!

For Ruth. For Dave. For everyone affected by neuroendocrine cancer.

If you haven't already heard of Ruth and Dave's story, this episode shines a light on why 'Daily Dip 4 Dave' started, including Ruth's most memorable dips!

To be part of this incredible movement, please visit the Daily Dip 4 Dave page on our website: HERE

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In this heartfelt and deeply personal episode, Neuroendocrine Cancer UK’s CEO, Cathy, interviews Kate Quirk and Craig Speirs. Both are not only professionals working for Neuroendocrine Cancer UK but are also living with neuroendocrine cancer themselves, thus offering rare dual perspectives on navigating cancer both personally and professionally. Kate works as our Neuroendocrine Cancer Support Co-ordinator and Craig as our Fundraising Co-ordinator.

Their conversation includes:

• Personal Journeys
• Perspective and Purpose
• Professional Roles at NCUK
• Bridging the Gap - working in cancer support while also being patients
• Barriers and Bugbears
• The Power of Support - inc. the significance of language
• Closing Reflections

To learn more about neuroendocrine cancer, please visit out website: www.neuroendocrinecancer.org.uk

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