Resources

I was invited to talk on a panel sharing our experiences about cancer in our communities, as part of South Asian Heritage Month, here is the video replay – please do share! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pKhy_Ds4Nc

I recently spoke on BBC Three Counties Radio to support the NHS Campaign Help Us Help You. You can listen to the interview by clicking here.

NHS Campaign Help Us Help You for cancer– Daksha Trivedi joins Stephen Fry, Dr Hilary Jones and others:

Stephen Fry joins NHS campaign promoting cancer check-ups – The Irish News

https://www.facebook.com/NHSEngland/

I was invited to participate in the new NHS campaign to help encourage people with potential cancer symptoms to visit their GP and get checked.

Their new video features Stephen Fry, Dr Hilary Jones….and me!

https://twitter.com/NHSEngland/status/1433693748404310030

Along with @stephenfry I’ve joined cancer survivors telling their story as part of the new @nhsengland campaign encouraging people with potential cancer symptoms or to encourage a loved one to speak to see their GP. It’s probably nothing serious, but early diagnosis makes it more treatable #cancersupport

During this oesophageal cancer awareness month, I’ve shared my personal story of diagnosis, treatment and recovery with the Daily Express/ Mirror this week to raise awareness. You can read the article here.

Throughout my cancer journey I said ‘Yes to Life’..I was interviewed by Robin Daly of ‘Yes to Life’ to discuss my holistic approach in dealing with my cancer journey. You can listen this week on Health New Radio.

I am a keynote speaker at a landmark event for patients, families and professionals hosted by Cancer Alliance East of England on Tuesday 2nd March 2021

As part of World Cancer Day (4th February 2021) Daksha is featured in the Comet yesterday, encouraging cancer patients to attend their appointments

Thousands waiting for cancer diagnoses and treatments disrupted by coronavirus pandemic – interview with ITV Anglia 

Cancer diagnosis hit Hatfield lecturer like a ‘tsunami’ after her twin brother died six months earlier of same disease – article appeared in The Comet and Welwyn Hatfield Times

‘Very Much A Taboo Subject’: Asian Cancer Survivors On Dealing With Stigma After Diagnosis

‘I want to show people in my community that it’s okay to talk about cancer’ – article in Asian Image

UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC COLLABORATES WITH MACMILLAN TO LEVEL UP CANCER SUPPORT PROVISION FOR UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES IN BEDS – article on MacmillanEngland

THE MACMILLAN STORY BEHIND…A VILLAGE CANCER SUPPORT GROUP

Facebook interview with ‘Just Simply Change’: https://youtu.be/0u8oU1WWPbE