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Elizabeth Warren Says Trump Hurting 'Little Kids With Cancer', Slams Call To Cancel Millions In Research Grants

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) on Wednesday said the Trump administration's moves to cut and delay National Institutes of Health funding show "who Trump's hurting," pointing to halted pediatric brain-cancer work in her home state and a wider pullback that researchers say is rippling through labs nationwide.

Benzinga

New AI tool predicts risk of more than 1,000 medical conditions a decade in advance

The model can accurately predict conditions such as diabetes and cancer, and is less reliable for issues such as infectious diseases and mental health disorders.

Euronews

Common drug found to dramatically cut odds of gut cancer return

Findings could have global significance and influence treatment guidelines, researchers say

The Independent UK

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Björn Borg talks cocaine, overdoses, cancer and why he quit tennis in bombshell memoir

The tennis star writes about panic attacks and his drug use, which he says started in 1982

The Independent UK

Quarter of leukaemia patients face avoidable diagnosis delays, charity warns

Leukaemia UK research looked at data on 12,770 cases of chronic and acute leukaemia diagnosed between April 2015 and March 2023.

The Independent UK

Patients with aggressive cancer ‘slipping through the cracks’ in NHS

There are more than 10,000 new cases diagnosed in the UK each year

The Independent UK

Aspirin can have ‘huge effect’ in stopping colorectal cancer returning, study finds

Swedish researchers find low daily dose can halve risk in post-surgery patients with specific gene mutations

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Court rulings increasingly demand scientific certainty – but that’s not always possible

Last month, courts on both sides of the Atlantic delivered a clear verdict: when classifying titanium dioxide as carcinogenic, regulatory agencies had overreached.

The Conversation

Doctors for Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro say they have detected early-stage cancer

Bolsonaro's lawyers are likely to put his ill health forward as an argument for house arrest rather than prison following his coup conviction.

Euronews

Doctors for Brazil's Bolsonaro say early-stage cancer detected in his skin lesions

Doctors for former President Jair Bolsonaro say they have detected early-stage cancer in skin lesions removed over the weekend from the 70-year-old politician following his conviction last week on attempted coup charges

The Independent UK

Brazil's Bolsonaro Adds Skin Cancer To Medical Woes

Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro, convicted last week of leading an attempted coup, has been diagnosed with skin cancer, his doctor said Wednesday.

International Business Times

A new study finds these two types of exercise can help fight cancer

A new study looks at the relationship between cancer and exercise.

Tom’s Guide

Your immune system attacks drugs like it does viruses – paradoxically offering a way to improve cancer treatment

When the first cells appeared on Earth approximately 3.8 billion years ago, viruses were already here to greet them. Ever since, viruses have been devising ways to infect cells, and cells have been responding by evolving ways to stop these infections. This evolutionary dance eventually led to the development of…

The Conversation

Calling deaths ‘preventable’ can obscure barriers to health care access and shift blame to individuals

Each year in the U.S., tens of thousands of deaths are categorized as “preventable” — meaning, in theory, they did not need to happen. A missed cancer screening, a fatal asthma attack or a death from untreated infection might all be counted as preventable.

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The Independent UK

Innovative test could change how we diagnose ovarian cancer

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'In a perfect world, Fortnite could raise awareness' – I interviewed Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins about the role that streamers and publishers can play in health awareness campaigns, his own cancer diagnosis, and the upcoming fundraising livestream he's hosting

I chatted with Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins about Gaming For Cause, an upcoming 24-hour fundraiser livestream that aims to raise awareness on melanoma skin cancer prevention.

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At The Gates frontman Tomas Lindberg dead at 52

Tomas Lindberg passed away this week following a lengthy battle with cancer.

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Mary-Margaret Humes secretly battled cancer

Dawson's Creek actress Mary-Margaret Humes secretly battled colon cancer in 2007.

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The Independent UK

Expert advice on how to tell your family you have cancer

Breaking news of a cancer diagnosis to your loved ones is a daunting prospect

The Independent UK

New technology could screen for both breast cancer and heart risks

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The Independent UK

New blood test could detect cases of ovarian cancer sooner

A significant number of cases are only found when the cancer has spread to another part of the body

Evening Standard

New tool could help catch cases of ovarian cancer sooner

A significant number of cases are only found when the cancer has spread.

International Business Times UK

Shipping Heiress Killed By Bug Bite After Hospital 'Ignored' Her Symptoms: What We Know Of Her Symptoms And Prior Health Scare

Marissa Laimou, 28, died in her London flat after falling ill and being discharged by hospitals despite infection symptoms.

The Independent UK

Study finds cystitis could be an indicator of this type of cancer

Urological cancers affect the bladder, kidneys and - in men - prostate and testicles

The Independent UK

How routine breast screenings could help predict heart problems

The new technology could offer a cost-effective opportunity to screen women for both breast cancer and heart risks

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