7.3K views · 84 reactions | Laryngeal chondrosarcoma is an uncommon cancer, accounting for about 1% of overall laryngeal cancers. Symptoms may include hoarseness, breathing difficulties and pain in the throat. Dr. David Lott, a Mayo Clinic otolaryngologist who specializes in laryngeal cancer, explains how laryngeal chondrosarcoma is treated. Learn more: https://mayocl.in/3S1uXEM | Mayo Clinic | Facebook

330K views · 806 reactions | Should we ban the bell-ringing ceremonies which celebrate the end of cancer treatment? Last month one bell was removed by a hospital because it was deemed ‘cruel’ to others still undergoing their own treatment. Jane Cubbin’s son was able to ring the end of treatment bell and said it gave him great hope, but Jo Taylor, a cancer patient herself, thinks the bell should be removed. | This Morning | Facebook

Children worry about their parents smoking. Sue underwent treatment for laryngeal cancer from smoking – but says the worst thing was having to tell her children she had cancer. Quitting smoking will bring huge benefits to not only you but your family. Make 2025 the year to make a fresh quit and put smoking behind you! Visit www.FreshQuit.co.uk for advice and support. 💛 | Fresh