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‘Men love my bald head’: OnlyFans model diagnosed with rare cancer still makes £66,000 a year

Mya Richardson’s persistent symptoms were consistently put down to ‘unbalanced hips’

The Independent UK

DOJ sues La. chemical maker over risk to minority community

Federal officials are suing a Louisiana chemical maker, alleging that it presented an unacceptable cancer risk to the nearby majority-Black community and demanding cuts in toxic emissions

The Independent UK

Mayo Clinic Q and A: What is cholangiocarcinoma and how is it treated?

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: My mother has been experiencing unusual and persistent fatigue, abdominal pain, and jaundice. After undergoing a CT scan, her doctor diagnosed her with cholangiocarcinoma. What is this type of cancer? And what treatment options are available?

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SNP MP who survived skin cancer wants VAT removed on sunscreen products as public being 'priced out'

Amy Callaghan was diagnosed with melanoma at the age of 19 and called for sunscreen products to be made more affordable.

Daily Record

Eye cancer charity calls on NHS to fund treatment that boosts survival rates

A treatment known as chemosaturation therapy has been found to be effective in almost 90% of patients, according to national charity OcuMel UK.

The Independent UK

Jonnie Irwin shares health update with new treatment

The presenter is currently undergoing a new treatment to help his cancer

Liverpool Echo

'Emotional' Linda Nolan shares results of health treatment and says she's 'astonished'

Singer and TV star Linda Nola told fans she's been trying out a new treatment for lymphedema, which causes swelling due to a build-up of lymph fluid in the body

Daily Mirror

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Mother diagnosed with cancer after breast milk dries out

Darina was given the all-clear in December 2019, but two years later her cancer returned

The Independent UK

After 30 years of research, pill developed at Duke for breast cancer approved for use

After six years of painful injections, Stephanie Walker has had enough.

Tribune News Service

Contaminated pathology sample led to misdiagnosis and removing part of man's lung, inquest hears

A medical specialist tells a coronial inquest he would have recommended regular observation instead of wrongly diagnosing lung cancer and recommending surgery for a patient who later died — if a pathology sample had not been contaminated.

ABC News

Biden will vow to help defeat cancer at State of the Union afterJill Biden’s own health scare

Mr Biden will announce the new initiatives as part of his ‘Unity Agenda’ in tonight’s State of the Union speech

The Independent UK

Inquest begins into death of RAH patient who had part of lung unnecessarily removed

A coronial inquest has begun into the death of a Royal Adelaide Hospital patient who died months after he was wrongly diagnosed with cancer and underwent surgery to remove part of his lung.

ABC News

Wrong cancer diagnosis led to man's lung surgery

An inquest has been told that a 67-year-old man who later died of respiratory failure had undergone major lung surgery after an incorrect cancer diagnosis.

AAP

Pancreatic cancer clinical trial opens in Queensland, offering hope to patients

The treatment, which is already being trialled in Melbourne and Sydney, aims to break down the tissue that shields pancreatic cancer cells from the immune system, allowing chemotherapy to be more effective.

ABC News

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Cancer patient thought he 'just had a pulled muscle' - but 'glowing tumour' trial has helped him recover

The SarcoSIGHT trial helped save John Barrow's life

ABC News

Hundreds of Marilyn Monroe look-alikes take the plunge at Brighton for annual cancer fundraiser

The 10th annual Marilyn Jetty Swim has reached a fundraising milestone, raising $1 million for cancer research.

Tribune News Service

‘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…

Al Jazeera

Infographic: A global look at cancer

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

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Daily Mirror

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

The Independent UK

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 Canberra Times

Lifeblood urging people to donate blood ahead of World Cancer Day

Lifeblood has teamed up with fashion designer Camilla Franks.

AAP

'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.

Daily Record

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.

The Independent UK

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.

Dynamite News

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:

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