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Change Log

This page provides a summary of the main changes that have been made to the site (it does not include details to OOSO community events which are updated on a regular basis)

July 2025

Added to the Information booklets pages

  • A patient information document that can be downloaded and carried round as a hard copy to ease the frustrations of having to explain some things several times that are of concern to ex patients things when visiting hospital or indeed the dentist, such as why we can't eat standard sized meals or why lying flat in a CT scanner is uncomfortable to most of us.

  • Copies of the Meal cards that can be given to resturant staff (in English,Spanish, French and German) to help explain limitations we may have on portion sizes

April 2025

Added

November 2024

Added

  • This change log and its link in the footer of the site pages

  • Further photographs to the cafe catch up and general galleries

  • Links added to the Support -> information booklets sub page to the European Society for medical oncology (EMSO) Patient guide booklets on

    • Oesophageal cancer

    • Stomach cancer

    • Survivorship

    • Immunotherapy side effects

  • Links added to the External resources section of the Diet and Wellbeing page to the Nutrition and Cancer of the Oesophagus and stomach videos (covering what nutrition is, why its important and how to cope with eating difficulties) produced by the Bristol Myers Squib​ pharmacy company alongside healthcare professionals, patient advocacy groups and Heartburn cancer UK

  • The Richard Owen presentation on changing therapy from the 12th  November zoom meeting

September 2024

Added

July 2024

Split the previously combined Cancer and Treatment part of the site into two covering:

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OOSO makes every effort to ensure that the information we provided is accurate but it should not be relied upon to reflect the current state of medical research, which is constantly changing

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