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‘Cancer touches all of us’: In San Diego, first lady highlights cancer screening, military families

SAN DIEGO — On a visit to San Diego to highlight the administration’s “cancer moonshot” and initiatives for military families, first lady Jill Biden toured a Logan Heights health clinic Friday to discuss a $100,000 cancer screening grant, before greeting crew members of the USS Gabrielle Giffords warship based at…

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Infographic: A global look at cancer

In 2020, more than 18 million people around the world were diagnosed with cancer.

Al Jazeera

Young man, 26, diagnosed with incurable cancer after having trouble weeing while drunk

Phil Dobson from Blyth first noticed something wasn’t right when he had trouble passing urine in July 2021, but initially believed it was due to alcohol before severe pain in his bladder left him in A&E

Daily Mirror

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Woman who had lump in mouth for six years diagnosed with cancer – after doctors ‘fail to book follow-up’

Hospital ‘unable to offer an explanation’ of why Jordan Del’Nero wasn’t seen

The Independent UK

Lifeblood urging people to donate blood ahead of World Cancer Day

Lifeblood has teamed up with fashion designer Camilla Franks.

The Canberra Times

'Most aggressive' childhood cancer gets clinical trial

Australian medical researchers are on the cusp of a breakthrough in the fight against an incurable form of childhood brain cancer.

AAP

Man diagnosed with 'incurable' cancer after spotting symptoms on Edinburgh trip

Phil Dobson, 26, was diagnosed with a rare form of prostate cancer after a trip to the Scottish capital.

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A fake cancer patient was exposed on TikTok. Now, genuine survivors are asking donors not to give up on them

Maddie Russo raised more than $37,000 after claiming she was suffering from three forms of aggressive cancer. After her ruse was exposed by experts on TikTok, cancer survivors and charities say they are trying to rebuild trust with the donors they rely on. Bevan Hurley reports.

The Independent UK

Researchers Find Why Immunotherapy Doesn't Work Well For Lung Cancer Treatment

Some cancers respond well to immunotherapy, a medication therapy that prompts the immune system to target tumours, although results against lung cancer have been conflicting. Read full story on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

7 silent cancer symptoms everybody needs to know about

Ahead of World Cancer Day on February 4, experts share some of the less obvious warning signs to look out for. By Lisa Salmon.

The Independent UK

Scotland's NHS risks being 'overwhelmed' as cancer cases set to surge

The latest Cancer Research UK projections show that the numbers diagnosed could rise to 42,000 per year by 2040.

Daily Record

Number of people diagnosed with cancer in UK ‘will rise by a third by 2040’

NHS risks being overwhelmed by sheer volume of new diagnoses, charity warns government

The Independent UK

More than 500,000 people in UK ‘will be diagnosed with cancer each year by 2040’

Cancer Research UK report says NHS risks being overwhelmed by cancer diagnoses

The Guardian - UK

Number of people diagnosed with cancer in UK will ‘rise by a third’ by 2040, research finds

‘NHS risks being overwhelmed by sheer volume of new diagnoses’ unless Government takes action, research warns

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Wales Online

Mum turned away by her GP several times and given cream - when actually she had skin cancer

Elizabeth, 60, needed surgery to remove cancer and reconstruct her nose after new doctor referred her for biopsy

The Independent UK

NHS launches cancer bus tour to drive up awareness

An NHS double-decker bus will travel to five sites in England to help raise awareness of early cancer symptoms.

The Independent UK

Number of people diagnosed with cancer will ‘rise by a third by 2040’

Cancer Research UK warned that the ‘NHS risks being overwhelmed by the sheer volume of new cancer diagnoses’ unless the Government takes action.

Liverpool Echo

Mum left scarred for life after being 'sent home from GP'

Elizabeth Williams had no idea what she was experiencing was "something that serious"

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Salon

Ultraprocessed foods may cause cancer

We know that "junk foods" can wreak havoc on the body, but a new study shows the harm they may cause

The Guardian - UK

Pioneering NHS trial targets brain tumours before surgery

Exclusive: Radiotherapy prior to operation could be key to reducing likelihood of tumours regrowing quickly, researchers say

Dynamite News

Increased Cancer Risk Linked To Ultra-Processed Food Consumption: Study

An Imperial College London-led observational study suggests that higher consumption of ultra-processed foods may be linked to an increased risk of developing and dying from cancer. Read full story on Dynamite News:

ABC News

Ovarian cancer HIPEC treatment saves Brisbane GP's life, offers hope for patients

After being diagnosed with ovarian cancer a Brisbane GP was given four months to live. But, after receiving a new treatment, she is now in complete remission.

Daily Record

Three-month public consultation to begin over the future of cancer treatment therapies in Ayrshire

Starting on Monday, February 13, a three month public consultation will get underway and the NHS Board wants to hear the views of the people of Ayrshire.

Glasgow Live

Paisley woman begged GP for tests as ovarian cancer diagnosis ruins hopes for family

Jordanna Saye, aged 27, received an endometriosis diagnosis in 2015, however, she was later told that she had ovarian cancer and that she would not be able to have children

The Guardian - UK

Jamaica’s women let down by failure of cervical cancer vaccine drive

Covid pressures and ingrained public mistrust mean less than 3% of girls are inoculated, and death rate is among world’s highest

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