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Less than half of women have heard of vulval cancer – here’s how to check for signs

Only 4% of women regularly check themselves for vulval changes

The Independent UK

Are taller people at a higher risk of developing cancer?

Cancer has been associated with several factors. But the correlation between cancer and height might come as a big surprise. As per the World Cancer Research Fund there is a strong connection between the height and the chances of developing cancer. It states that the height of an individual is…

The Times of India

‘Breakthrough’ dry blood test could provide early prostate cancer detection

Prostate cancer causes round 12,000 deaths in the UK every year

The Independent UK

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Beyond genetics: Environmental factors driving the cancer surge

Unlike previous generations, millennials are experiencing an increase in cancers, such as colorectal, pancreatic, and certain breast cancers, indicating that multifactorial reasons are influencing this trend. The rising cancer rates are a significant concern, with research suggesting that environmental and epigenetic factors are major contributors.

The Times of India

Chris York obituary

Other lives: Music promoter who worked with huge bands of the 1990s including Oasis and Radiohead

The Guardian - UK

The Cure keyboardist Roger O’Donnell reveals ‘aggressive’ blood cancer diagnosis

Musician said he ‘ignored the symptoms’ for several months before he underwent 11 months of treatment

The Independent UK

The modern epidemic: How sedentary lifestyles are fuelling cancer

Cancer incidences are rising globally. Variations in the metabolism of nutrients, including fatty acids, amino acids, and glucose, are linked to an increased risk of cancer. Numerous cancer forms have been related to obesity and overweight. There is strong evidence that aerobic physical activity, including walking, can help you maintain…

The Times of India

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The week in TV: Sherwood; Kaos; The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power; Strictly Amy: Cancer and Me – review

The feuds grind on in James Graham’s mighty if maudlin crime drama; Jeff Goldblum and Janet McTeer play gods; and Amazon’s derided fantasy gets a second wind. Plus, Strictly dancer Amy Dowden’s courageous cancer journey

The Guardian - UK

Millennial cancer crisis – Early detection and prevention strategies

Cancer is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. The situation is the same in India with cancer statistics revealing a worrying trend. The burden of cancer is significant, with over 1.4 million new cases and approximately 917,000 deaths annually in the country. Breast, oral cavity, and cervical cancers…

The Times of India

"Remaining positive was a conscious effort": Sonam Sharma on her fight against breast cancer #Survivor'sTales

For Sonam Sharma, remaining positive, a conscious effort, helped her navigate through the tough times when she was battling cancer. The Delhi girl opens up on her fight against the life threatening disease and how she walked out of it as a winner.

The Times of India

I love the simplicity of these powerful breast cancer awareness ads

This supermarket encourages you to #TouchYourBreasts.

Creative Bloq

'I can't drink beer any more': the symptom that led to prostate cancer

'Life and death': The vexed issue of prostate cancer screening.

Newcastle Herald

'I would've been dead by Christmas': why Paul is running for cancer awareness

The dad-of-three is jogging the country roads of Royalla.

The Canberra Times

Colon-cancer risk in young people linked to one amino acid, small study finds

A study has tied a substance in the blood to colorectal cancer in people under age 50. It may act as an early signal of the disease, scientists say, but that needs to be confirmed.

LiveScience

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Bar-Ilan University’s Nanoparticles Revitalize Exhausted NK Cells To Fight Cancer‌ ‌

Innovative approach targets and reprograms key immune cells, offering new hope in cancer therapy.‌ ‌

The National (Scotland)

Billy Connolly makes honest admission about death and living with Parkinson's

COMIC Sir Billy Connolly has spoken openly about facing death and living his life with Parkinson's in a new BBC show ...

The Independent UK

Billy Connolly shares admission after ‘confronting’ death due to health struggles

Scottish comedian reveals what he thought after receiving bad news from his doctor

The Independent UK

Strictly Come Dancing will welcome back Amy Dowden with celebratory group dance

Professional dancer was too ill to compete in last year’s show

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Cleveland Browns play-by-play voice Jim Donovan exits amid cancer battle

Browns play-by-play voice Jim Donovan is battling cancer

Sports Illustrated

Longtime Browns, NFL Announcer Jim Donovan Steps Down Amid Cancer Recurrence

The Cleveland icon is saying goodbye to a lengthy broadcasting career.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Voice of the Browns steps away to continue his battle with cancer

There will never be another like the Voice of the Browns in the booth.

The Independent UK

Breast cancer drug may slow growth of aggressive childhood brain tumour – study

A child with the tumour who was given the drug is now undergoing further treatment, more than four years since diagnosis, researchers said.

Dynamite News

Study reveals depth into treatment of rectal cancer

Positive outcomes from a novel treatment for locally advanced rectal cancer include the occasional full avoidance of surgery. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - UK

How we met: ‘I had already dated her sister. Her parents must have thought: “Oh, he’s after another daughter now!”’

Chris, 71, and Joke, 73, met at a party in New Zealand in the 1970s. Married with five children, they have seen each other through cancer and have moved to the other side of the world and back

The Independent UK

Linda Nolan says she faces losing hair to chemotherapy for fifth time

Two of Nolan’s largest tumours have grown in size after treatment ‘stopped working’

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