Former West Ham goalkeeper Ludek Miklosko dies, aged 64 Ex-Czech international was had been fighting cancer Evening Standard · Sep 14
Aussie imaging agent to help brain cancer patients The United States Food and Drug Administration has approved Telix Pharmaceutical's Pixclara, an imaging agent to aid in the diagnosis of brain cancer. AAP · Sep 14
How Jeremy Clarkson’s cancer diagnosis caused a positive impact for others Broadcaster Jeremy Clarkson 's partner, Lisa Hogan, has praised his decision to share his aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis on his show Clarkson's Farm , revealing it prompted 30,000 people to visit the Prostate Cancer UK website in a single day. Hogan explained that Clarkson was initially reluctant to film his… The Independent UK · Sep 13
Jeremy Clarkson’s prostate cancer revelation ‘helped thousands’ says partner ‘When the show came out, Prostate Cancer UK had 30,000 people going on to their website in one day’ The Independent UK · Sep 13
Dolly Parton's Sister Questions Country Stars' Silence After Singer's Death, Wonders if Politics Played a Role Stella Parton said Nashville entertainers she knew had not contacted her after Dolly Parton's death, while stressing that her theory about political disagreements remains unverified. International Business Times UK · Sep 13
Partner says Jeremy Clarkson going public with cancer diagnosis helped thousands The former Top Gear presenter is in remission after revealing on the latest series of Clarkson’s Farm that he had prostate cancer. Evening Standard · Sep 13
5 Lung Conditions Indian Tailors, Carpenters and Stone Cutters Develop From Dust Exposure Silicosis: The Stone Cutter's SentenceSilicosis is the most severe and irreversible lung condition found among Indian stone cutters, sandstone miners, and construction workers who grind or chisel silica-bearing rock. Fine crystalline silica particles, when inhaled repeatedly, lodge in the alveoli and trigger a fibrotic response: the lung tissue hardens around… Times Life · Sep 13
A funny limp turns into giant steps against cancer A toddler's unexplained limp led to a devastating cancer diagnosis. Now thriving, her family is supporting a campaign raising vital funds for cancer research. AAP · Sep 12
At 16, Connecticut teen began selling homemade cookies after his grandmother showed him the struggles of children with cancer; his charity has now raised $66,331 and helped nearly 1,000 children At 16, Connecticut teenager Vihaan Kamath turned his love of baking into a charitable mission after being inspired by his grandmother and seeing the struggles of children battling cancer. His homemade cookie fundraiser has grown into a nonprofit that has raised $66,331 and helped nearly 1,000 children, with Vihaan now… The Economic Times · Sep 12
DNA strands should repel each other — it took 20 years for scientists to finally discover the tiny molecular “zipper” that brings them together Scientists have observed DNA molecules overcoming electrical repulsion to zip together. Positively charged metal ions act as bridges, facilitating this molecular connection. This finding supports a long-standing theory about DNA strand interaction. The research offers new insights into genome organization and regulation. This discovery could also influence future DNA-based nanotechnology… The Economic Times · Sep 12
Tracey Emin’s brother Alan dies as artist is admitted into hospital: ‘Every heartbreak feels like the heaviest weight’ The 63-year-old artist received her four-year all-clear for cancer in 2024 The Independent UK · Sep 12
Watch: Kate surprises patients on return to cancer hospital to thank staff The Princess of Wales surprised patients at the cancer hospital where she was treated as she returned to thank staff for her care. The Independent UK · Sep 12
Even Undiagnosed Roundup Users Would Be Covered by the $7.25 Billion Lymphoma Settlement a Judge Weighs Monday A St. Louis judge weighs Bayer's $7.25 billion Roundup lymphoma deal Monday. It covers people not yet diagnosed. What exposed families should know. Medical Daily · Sep 12
Cancer Patients Needing Ifosfamide Chemotherapy May Receive an Unapproved Imported Version as the U.S. Shortage Persists An unapproved ifosfamide made for China's market is being imported to ease a U.S. shortage. What cancer patients and caregivers should ask. Medical Daily · Sep 12
Bored Panda · Sep 11 Blood Test Reveals The Heartbreaking Truth After Millennial Dad Keeps Finding Weird Bruises All Over His Body “I was silently crying tears, but not tears of joy or relief,” his wife said.
The Independent UK · Sep 11 Michael McIntyre, Hugh Grant and Helen Mirren among celebs on trading floor for 9/11 charity day Tom Hardy, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and former England manager Sir Gareth Southgate were also among the celebrities who stepped onto the BGC Group trading floor on Friday
Evening Standard · Sep 11 Michael McIntyre and Helen Mirren join trading floor for 9/11 charity day He was among a slew of celebrities who joined brokers on the BGC trading floor for its annual charity day.
The Economic Times · Sep 11 25 years after 9/11, survivors and first responders are facing new health problems—and doctors warn the impact of the attacks is far from over Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, health consequences continue to emerge. Responders and survivors face ongoing respiratory issues, cancers, and mental health challenges. Ageing adds complexity to the medical needs of the affected community. Long-term monitoring and treatment programs remain critical for thousands of individuals. New records may reveal…
The Independent UK · Sep 11 Cancer centers in the US are facing shortages of life-saving drugs, survey finds More than 626,000 people are expected to die from cancer in the US this year
The Independent UK · Sep 11 Kate returns to cancer hospital to praise ‘incredible’ care she received IN FULL
Medical Daily · Sep 11 A 37-Year-Old's Complex Ovarian Mass Turned Out to Be Rare Destructive Inflammation, and Her Other Ovary Contained Bone A complex ovarian mass and high CA-125 in a 37-year-old raised concern. Pathology found rare destructive inflammation and bone in her other ovary.
The Conversation · Sep 11 A common stomach infection may be linked to bowel cancer – here’s what we know A bacterium that can live quietly in the stomach for decades may have an unexpected connection with bowel cancer.
Medical Daily · Sep 11 An 8.3-Centimeter Mass in a 19-Year-Old's Brain Looked Like Aggressive Cancer but Was a Rare Benign Lesion Packed with Calcium An 8.3-centimeter brain mass in a 19-year-old looked like a high-grade glioma on MRI. Pathologists found a rare benign calcified lesion instead.
The National (Scotland) · Sep 11 Palestinian mother dies of cancer in Gaza after Home Office refuses to help A Palestinian mother has died of cancer in Gaza after she was refused help by the UK Home Office – just seven months after giving birth to her son
Medical Daily · Sep 11 Low Liver Enzyme Readings Were Linked to Colorectal Cancer Before 45, but Screening Guidance Has Not Changed An Epic Research analysis linked low AST and ALT to early colorectal cancer in adults under 45. It isn't peer-reviewed, and screening advice stands.