Oncology At A Glance

A practical guide to cancer medicine, ideal for preparing for rotations or enhancing clinical skills Oncology at a Glance, Second Edition demystifies the complexities of cancer biology and treatment for medical students and junior healthcare professionals. Designed as an accessible guide, this must-have resource consolidates essential information on cancer pathophysiology, investigation, and management into concise, easy-to-follow sections. Each two-page chapter blends clear text with intuitive diagrams, making it an invaluable reference for understanding individual cancers and broader oncological principles. With updated content, including emerging therapies, multidisciplinary team approaches, and palliative care, Oncology at a Glance bridges gaps in the often-fragmented exposure to oncology during clinical training. Real-world case studies and problem-solving exercises deepen comprehension, making it ideal for foundational learning or a quick refresher in clinical practice. With clear and comprehensive coverage presented in a succinct and efficient format, Oncology at a Glance: Covers foundational cancer biology, clinical management, and key human issues such as communication and palliative care Contains up-to-date content and new insights into subjects such as clinical trials and immunotherapy Presents real-world scenarios that enhance understanding and support problem-solving in oncology practice Provides key insights into the presentation, investigation, and management of prevalent cancer types Includes tips on treatment response assessment, managing side effects, and addressing oncological emergencies Developed with feedback from medical students to ensure relevance and clarity, Oncology at a Glance, Second Edition is an essential companion for undergraduate medical students, nursing students, junior doctors, and allied health professionals. It supports oncology modules in medicine, nursing, and pharmacy curricula, and serves as a quick-reference companion for chemotherapy nurses, oncology pharmacists, and clinical specialists.