Why do people with advanced cancer sometimes experience episodes of confusion known as delirium? And how can carers recognise the early signs? Julie McCrossin talks with Prof Jane Phillips about steps you can take to reduce the risk of delirium.

Why do people with advanced cancer sometimes experience episodes of confusion known as delirium? And how can carers recognise the early signs? Julie McCrossin talks with Prof Jane Phillips about steps you can take to reduce the risk of delirium.

Host Julie McCrossin asks experts the big questions about advanced cancer. Whether you are living long-term with advanced cancer, facing end-of-life, or caring for someone with advanced cancer — this podcast series has information and insights that can help you navigate through these challenging times.

Host Julie McCrossin asks experts the big questions about advanced cancer. Whether you are living long-term with advanced cancer, facing end-of-life, or caring for someone with advanced cancer &mdash; this podcast series has information and insights that can help you navigate through these challenging times.

Information and insights for challenging times

The Thing About Advanced Cancer

Host Julie McCrossin asks experts the big questions about advanced cancer. Whether you are living long-term with advanced cancer, facing end of life, or caring for someone with advanced cancer — this podcast series has information and insights that can help you navigate through these challenging times.

Host Julie McCrossin asks experts the big questions about advanced cancer. Whether you are living long-term with advanced cancer, facing end of life, or caring for someone with advanced cancer &mdash; this podcast series has information and insights that can help you navigate through these challenging times.

Why do people with advanced cancer sometimes experience episodes of confusion? Julie McCrossin talks with Prof Jane Phillips about how to reduce the risk of delirium.

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