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The Latest Breaking News on Cancer

First Minister announces new Rapid Cancer Diagnostic Service for Lanarkshire

NHS Lanarkshire plans to establish a pathway which will see patients receive an outcome within 21 days of referral.

Daily Record

'Lovely' headteacher who thought she pulled a muscle on holiday dies of bowel cancer

Tributes have poured in for former headteacher Ros Atkins, 43, who was diagnosed with Stage 4 bowel cancer after initially mistaking her symptoms for muscle pain

Daily Mirror

Study highlights concern over ‘missed’ pancreatic cancer in scans

Researchers said more needs to be done to spot tumours at an early stage when curative surgery is still possible.

The Independent UK

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Five symptoms of one of the world's deadliest cancers that everyone needs to know

Pancreatic cancer death rates are rising and it has the lowest survival rate among all major cancers

Wales Online

Terrified Scots boy 'thinks he's dying' as head tumour bleeds for hours on end

Five-year-old John Marshall, from Glasgow, has missed days of school and has been left terrified he may be dying each time the tumour bleeds.

Daily Record

Brain cancer stole Chloe Drogemuller-Fiebig's husband, so she started Brave for Dave Foundation

Chloe Drogemoller-Fiebig doesn't want her husband's death to be in vain and is working to fund nurses for those diagnosed with what experts call an "invisible cancer".

ABC News

Medic mum missed her own symptoms before terrifying brain tumour diagnosis

Neuro physiotherapist Rosie Croft, 36, now diagnosed with terminal cancer, in race to fill her daughter with 'as many happy memories as possible'

Wales Online

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Screening procedure fails to prevent colon cancer deaths in large study

Colonoscopy screening exams that are recommended for older U.S. adults failed to reduce the risk of death from colon cancer in a 10-year study that questions the benefits of the common procedure.

Tribune News Service

Five things to do in your 20s and 30s to reduce your risk of cancer

Lifestyle choices we make early in life can have a big effect on our risk of developing cancer later on

Wales Online

Breakthrough in predicting prostate cancer

New epigenetic biomarkers to predict more aggressive forms of prostate cancer have been discovered by scientists at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research.

AAP

Woman with incurable cancer says her life motto is 'Grow through what you go through'

Mikki Phipps' motto has been adopted by the Tickled Pink campaign, championed by charities Breast Cancer Now and Coppa Feel. The woman was moved to see her words on the T-shirts, available at ASDA

Daily Mirror

Glasgow mum who works with brain tumour patients missed own symptoms

Neuro physiotherapist Rosie Croft was diagnosed with a stage three brain tumour just months after giving birth to her daughter. She has now been given a terminal diagnosis.

Glasgow Live

Scots mum who works with brain tumour patients missed own symptoms before heartbreaking diagnosis

Neuro physiotherapist Rosie Croft, 36, from Glasgow, was diagnosed with a stage three brain tumour in 2016, 10 months after her daughter Imogen was born.

Daily Record

Health: Researchers Discover New Cancer Treatments In 'Dark Matter' Of Human Genome

Researchers have developed a screening method to discover new drug targets for cancer treatment in the so-called 'Dark Matter' of the genome. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Headteacher who dedicated her life to helping others dies, aged 43

Ros Atkins knew from an early age she wanted a career in teaching

Irish Mirror

Irish expert warns of risk factors and symptoms of a common cancer affecting women that many aren't aware of

Uterine cancer is the fifth most common cancer that affects women, though many people are unaware of the symptoms or risk factors

Evening Standard

Julia Bradbury reveals fears that having kids later in life increased risk of breast cancer

The former Countryfile presenter, 52, underwent a mastectomy and had a 6cm tumour tumour removed last October

The Independent UK

Archie, six, in US for treatment to reduce chances of cancer returning

Archie Wilks survived Covid-19 early in the pandemic.

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Daily Record

Scots mum diagnosed with breast cancer after giving birth says ITV campaign 'saved her life'

Amy Stott, 40, from Glasgow was diagnosed with breast cancer in May 2019, and is now using her experience to get behind the Change + Check breast cancer campaign headed up by ITV Lorraine.

Daily Mirror

Mum has leg skin graft to cover eye socket which has its own hair and blood supply

Emma Cousins, 35, had her eyeball removed after beating mesenchymal chondrosarcoma before undergoing an incredible new skin graft treatment to cover the socket

Bangkok Post

Monitoring oral cancer

Cancer is a significant and growing health problem globally. In 2021, it is one of the leading causes of death after cardiovascular disease and COVID-19. Cancer can develop anywhere in the body. Cancer affecting the head and neck is one of the most prevalent cancers in developing countries, especially in…

The Independent UK

13 red flag cancer symptoms to absolutely get checked out

As a poll finds half of adults with possible cancer symptoms don’t contact a doctor within 6 months

Tribune News Service

Consumer Health: Breast cancer types and what your type means

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which makes this a good time to learn about breast cancer types and what your type means.

Nottingham Post

'Proud' mum says telling her young children she has got cancer was the 'hardest thing I have ever done'

"Nobody wants to tell their children they have got cancer"

The Independent UK

Nearly three quarters of men unaware they can develop breast cancer, study reveals

Breast cancer in men usually occurs in those aged 60 and above, but can occasionally affect younger men

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