Open to everyone
Information you can read without an account
This part of PULSE is free to read for anyone: people in treatment, family, carers and clinicians. The personal side — check-ins, plans and the research study — is optional and only for people who sign in.
Resource library
Reviewed guidance on fatigue, sleep, movement, eating, low mood and anxiety.
For family and carers
Practical help, how to talk about difficult days, and looking after yourself too.
When to seek help
Signs that need a call to the care team or urgent attention.
Where this comes from
The sources behind every piece of guidance, and how they are reviewed.
Built with patients
How people affected by cancer shape what PULSE says and does.
Want the personal side too?
With a free account you can record how you are feeling, follow your own plan, keep videos and blood-test notes, and ask questions. Taking part in the research study is a separate, voluntary choice you can make or undo at any time.
PULSE provides supportive-care information only. It does not diagnose, prescribe or change any part of your cancer treatment, and it does not replace advice from your care team.