The Latest Breaking News from Cancer

I thought my facial mole was harmless — until my doctor warned it could be skin cancer

Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer, with more than two million cases expected this year. The Independent’s Julia Musto thought she might be one of them

The Independent UK · Mar 7

What Happened to Stephanie Buttermore? Fitness World Demands Answers Following the Death of Jeff Nippard's Fiancee

Stephanie Buttermore, the fitness influencer and cancer researcher engaged to Jeff Nippard, has died at 36, according to a statement posted on Instagram. Details of her death are confirmed, though some aspects remain unknown, and her long absence from social media had already drawn attention.

International Business Times UK · Mar 7

Stephanie Buttermore Cause of Death: Jeff Nippard Loses Partner of Ten Years

Stephanie Buttermore, a beloved fitness influencer and academic, has passed away. Her contributions to fitness and cancer research are remembered.

International Business Times UK · Mar 7

Lung Cancer in 2026: Why Survival Rates Are Improving, and Where They Aren’t

Lung cancer survival trends in 2026 will not be influenced by dramatic medical reviews but by the effectiveness with which health systems perform basic tasks. Some regions are seeing an increase in survival rates, however this growth is infrastructure-driven.

inkl · Mar 6

Digested week: It’s been a rough year – so thank you to our politicians for giving me plenty to write about

I’ve lost count of the number of sketches I wrote from the chemo ward as Jill went through the hell of cancer treatment

The Guardian - UK · Mar 6

Woman diagnosed with breast cancer after symptoms dismissed as tiredness from motherhood

A mother-of-two said a doctor told her that she was ‘too young’ to have cancer before her diagnosis, aged 37

The Independent UK · Mar 6

Tackling air pollution should be part of government work to cut cancer rates, scientists say

New European Code Against Cancer calls on politicians to phase out use of fossil fuels in homes

The Guardian - UK · Mar 6

Australian children now have half as many moles as kids in 1992. That’s good news for melanoma risk

About one in two Australians will be diagnosed with skin cancer by age 70. The most dangerous kind is melanoma, which develops in skin cells called melanocytes that have been overexposed to the sun.

The Conversation · Mar 6

Family urges NHS to approve new cancer treatment that could offer ‘normal life’

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The Independent UK · Mar 6

London surgeon performs first remote robotic surgery on prostate cancer patient

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The Independent UK · Mar 6