Nitrite-free bacon sales boom in UK amid fears over curing chemicals Shoppers are switching from traditional product despite little evidence alternative is safer The Guardian - UK · Oct 3
If AI can learn how life works, it could help us live longer, healthier lives The Francis Crick Institute’s expert scientists on how AI can help the healthcare industry Evening Standard · Oct 3
Breast Cancer Awareness Gap: 85% of Women in ACS Survey Link Alcohol to Risk, Yet 69% Still Drink An American Cancer Society survey of about 33,000 U.S. women found that 85% know alcohol raises breast cancer risk, but 69% still report drinking. Medical Daily · Oct 3
Amanda Peet will 'never forget' her cancer diagnosis Amanda Peet has opened up about receiving her cancer diagnosis in 2025. BANG Premier · Oct 3
Experts believe testing breast milk could lead to early diagnosis of breast cancer Breastfeeding is known to lower the risk of breast cancer in the long term, but women have a higher risk during pregnancy and after giving birth The Independent UK · Oct 2
Farmers unite worldwide against what they call ‘chemical colonisation’ Farmers and activists around the world are mobilising on Saturday for an international day of action against pesticides – denouncing products sold by major agrochemical companies that they say are damaging their health and destroying their livelihoods. Radio France Internationale · Oct 2
A 20-Year-Old's Suspected Ovarian Tumor Turned Out to Be Her Own Wandering Spleen A young woman's pelvic mass looked like an ovarian germ cell tumor. A missing spleen on imaging hinted that the organ had drifted into her pelvis. Medical Daily · Oct 2
Eight Months After Lung Cancer Surgery, a Strange Trio of Symptoms Flared Whenever He Stood Up After losing two right lung lobes, a 67-year-old had palpitations, throat tightness, and a stuffy nose that worsened when standing and eased when lying down. Medical Daily · Oct 2
Explaining Man City Whistleblower’s Stunning Attack on FIFA President Gianni Infantino Infantino’s conduct relating to Manchester City in 2014 has seen the FIFA president branded “a cancer on football.” Sports Illustrated · Oct 2
Guy Demolishes His Side Of A Duplex Building, Thus Making Neighbor’s Side Nearly Unlivable Buying a dream home should feel like the reward for years of hard work. But for Shivarna, that feeling was cut short when her neighbor demolished his half of their semi-detached house while she was battling cancer. Read on to see how the demolition left her facing problems she never… Bored Panda · Oct 2
Insurers Rejected 84% of Commercial and 65% of Medicare Claims for Oral Blood Cancer Drugs at First Submission A peer-reviewed study found insurers first rejected 84% of commercial and 65% of Medicare claims for oral blood cancer drugs in 2022. Medical Daily · Oct 2
‘Self-healing’ coach who was banned from working in Australia to speak in UK Barbara O’Neill has previously claimed that cancer is a fungus that can be treated with bicarbonate soda The Guardian - UK · Oct 2
University of Kansas Health System to Take Full Ownership of Topeka's St. Francis Campus as Ardent Steps Back The University of Kansas Health System will take full ownership of Topeka's St. Francis Campus from Ardent. Here's what patients should check. Medical Daily · Oct 2
Evening Standard · Oct 2 Lucy Davis throws support behind fur campaign to see change ‘in her lifetime’ In August The Office actress revealed she had ‘incurable’ stage four breast cancer that had metastasised to her bones.
Medical Daily · Oct 2 Teva's Degevma Wins FDA Approval, Joining a Crowded Field of Xgeva Biosimilars for Cancer That Reaches Bone Teva's Degevma, a biosimilar to Xgeva, won FDA approval for bone complications from cancer. Here's what patients should know about cost and safety.
The Independent UK · Oct 1 William: Dance and make memories to celebrate life of Bowelbabe campaigner The Prince of Wales appeared in a video message at the inaugural Rebel Ball on what would have been Dame Deborah James’ 45th birthday.
The Independent UK · Oct 1 Who is Nic Maddinson? Australia batter makes surprise Test return after recovery from testicular cancer Maddison was diagnosed with testicular cancer in April 2025 but made a comeback late last year
The Independent UK · Oct 1 Bristol Rovers coach diagnosed with bowel cancer but plans to stay in dugout Raynor says the cancer has not spread to any major organs and said his chances of beating the disease are high
Medical Daily · Oct 1 Surgeons Removed a Woman's Bleeding Kidney Because Cancer Couldn't Be Ruled Out, but Pathology Found an Old Clot Tumors cause most spontaneous kidney bleeds, so cancer was a worry. When surgeons removed a woman's kidney, they found an old clot instead.
Barchart · Oct 1 Why Citi Is Sounding the Alarm on Moderna Stock The cancer pipeline gave Moderna's shares a rocket boost. Citi, however, just checked the stock’s price tag and wasn’t exactly impressed.
The Times of India · Oct 1 12-year-old cancer patient’s $22.25 lemonade stand inspires $100,000 gift A neighbourhood lemonade stand can seem like a small summer ritual: a folding table, a pitcher and a few coins dropped into a jar. For Rowan Daniel Rieve, however, it became the beginning of a much larger legacy. While undergoing years of treatment for brain cancer, the 12-year-old from Sugar…
Medical Daily · Oct 1 Early Mayo Clinic AI Model Flagged Pancreatic Cancer Risk Up to Three Years Before Diagnosis in Health Records Mayo Clinic AI model flagged pancreatic cancer risk up to three years early using health records. The research is preliminary and not yet in use.
Reason · Oct 1 Smoking Is Bad for You. Nicotine Isn't—but Politicians Keep Trying To Ban It. Nicotine has become associated with the worst harms of smoking, even though the chemical is not responsible for the cancers or lung disease caused by combustible tobacco.
The Independent UK · Oct 1 Beverley Callard shares ‘anxious’ update after biopsies following breast cancer diagnosis Beverley Callard has shared that she is "quite anxious" as she waits for biopsy results after her breast cancer diagnosis.