The Latest Breaking News from Cancer

Danielle Fishel is 'thrilled to be alive'

Danielle Fishel has revealed that she's on the road to recovery after being diagnosed with cancer.

BANG Premier · Oct 16, 2024

TikToker Rachel Yaffe dies aged 27 after battling rare cancer

Yaffe first told fans on TikTok about her stage 4 cancer treatment in September

The Independent UK · Oct 16, 2024

We Were Wrong To Panic About Secondhand Smoke

A recent American Cancer Society study reports a negligible risk from passive smoking, shedding new light on the uproar over a 2003 paper.

Reason · Oct 16, 2024

This Common Diabetes Drug Was Thought to Revolutionize Cancer — Here’s What Happened Instead

Population and animal studies suggested metformin could treat cancer, but the clinical trials were a bust. Here’s what happened and what potential may remain.

Inverse · Oct 16, 2024

Utah woman raised $1.2m for her kids before her death from cancer

Donations poured in for Erika Diarte-Carr, a single mother, after a post announcing her death went viral

The Guardian - US · Oct 16, 2024

Princess Beatrice’s raspberry mini dress is tempting us away from a muted winter colour palette

Princess Beatrice just wore a fabulous deep pink mini dress with tights and boots and she's inspired us to add this shade into our wardrobe

Woman & Home · Oct 16, 2024

Girl, 15, diagnosed with cancer after ‘constant itch’ mistaken for allergic reaction

Niamh developed a ‘constant itch’ all over her body

The Independent UK · Oct 16, 2024

Hartley rocked by death of Tigers recruiter Toce

Richmond are in mourning following the death of recruiting manager Chris Toce, who passed away following a private cancer battle.

AAP · Oct 16, 2024

Pensioner convicted in fast-track courts over £20 tax bill after wife died from cancer

The pensioner was ordered by a court to pay the £85 cost of taking his case to court

Evening Standard · Oct 16, 2024

Empowering women through early detection: A call to action for better access to screening

Illuminating the Darkness: Beyond Symbolic GesturesEach October, iconic landmarks around the world are bathed in a sea of pink, a symbolic gesture to raise awareness about breast cancer. While these displays are well-intentioned, they don’t highlight a deeper crisis – our collective failure to translate awareness into meaningful action.

The Times of India · Oct 16, 2024