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Do you know presence of healthy cells enables cancer to resist treatment? Study finds

Chemotherapy becomes less effective as healthy cells encourage cancer cells to grow more slowly, according to two studies from UCL and Yale. Read further on Dynamite News:

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‘He found a lump’: how school tragedy drove UK scientist’s mission to fight blood cancers

Professor tells of his teenage grief and how it drove a new approach to research at York University

The Guardian - UK

Folk scene stalwart releases songs in aid of cancer care charity

A STALWART of the Scottish folk scene who has endured extensive treatment for cancer has released new music in aid of support...

The National (Scotland)

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‘It’s gone on too long. Push me over the edge’: Diana Rigg’s dying wishes in the grip of cancer

Rachael Stirling reflects on her mother’s final months – and listens back to the recordings the actor made then, racked with pain, as a passionate advocate of assisted dying

The Guardian - UK

Tennis Legend Chris Evert Takes Hiatus From ESPN Due to Cancer Diagnosis

The analyst is hopeful to return to work later this year.

Sports Illustrated

Research reveals why presence of healthy cells enables cancer to resist treatment

According to two studies from UCL and Yale, chemotherapy becomes less effective because healthy cells push cancer cells to grow more slowly. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Tennis legend Chris Evert reveals cancer has returned and prepares for more chemotherapy

The 18-time grand slam champion was given the all-clear in January after treatment for ovarian cancer but announced it has returned

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Chris Evert set for more chemotherapy as cancer returns

The 18-time grand slam champion was given the all-clear in January after treatment for ovarian cancer.

The Independent UK

Hepatitis testing and early detection: The key to saving lives

Viral hepatitis will be a more lethal killer than Malaria, Tuberculosis, and HIV combined by 2040 if the current trends in undetected infection and treatment continue is a warning by WHO. It has launched “One Life, One Liver “to scale up testing and treatment for hepatitis which infects liver, causing…

The Times of India

How Unhealthy Are Ultra-processed Foods?

Ultra-processed foods are commonly portrayed as a modern health scourge: a threat lurking on the shelves of every supermarket linked to obesity, heart disease, cancer and early death.

International Business Times

Love Story actor Ryan O’Neal dies at 82

Actor revealed in 2012 that he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer.

Al Jazeera

Kalamassery to be Kerala’s first judicial city

K. Rajan, Revenue Minister, announced that Kalamassery will be the first judicial city in the state. He spoke at the Navakerala Sadas, highlighting the development of the constituency in industries, health, and education. A cancer research centre and a multi-speciality block at the Government Medical College will make Kalamassery a…

The Hindu

Dak Prescott’s colon cancer screening PSA with Ryan Reynolds is really, really funny

This is hilarious and has so many jokes about NFL teams.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Home Alone’s Ken Hudson Campbell launches GoFundMe to pay for cancer surgery

The family of the actor, best known as playing the irritable Santa in ‘Home Alone’, has asked for fans help to ‘save’ actor

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Evening Standard

Petition launched against Ricky Gervais over jokes about terminally ill children

The British star's stand-up special is set to be released on Christmas Day on Netflix

Zenger

Diabetes Drugs Show Potential In Reducing Colon Cancer Risk

Groundbreaking study suggests type 2 diabetes medications may also ward off other obesity-related cancers

The Independent UK

Breast cancer survivors may not need so many mammograms after surgery, UK study suggests

A large British study finds that less frequent screening is just as good as annual mammograms for certain breast cancer survivors

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Study finds how small amounts of physical activity can be valuable in late-stage lung cancer

More people die from lung cancer annually worldwide than from any other cancer. Nevertheless, a recent study headed by Curtin University discovered that individuals with incurable forms of the disease may live longer if they engage in less than five minutes of physical activity each day. Read further on Dynamite…

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Flaxseeds For Breast Cancer? Study Says Manipulating Gut Microbiota Using Them Could Reduce Risk

In a new study, researchers manipulated gut microbiota using flaxseeds and found it could be beneficial in the prevention of breast cancer.

Evening Standard

Julia Bradbury shares health update following breast cancer battle

EXCLUSIVE The former Countryfile star says 'self-care is not selfish' as she reveals steps she's taking to 'reduce risk of reoccurrence'

Zenger

Surgeons Use 3D Printed Model To Save Gran With Rare Cancerous Nose Tumor

Grandmother's life saved by 3D printed face model in rare cancer case

Evening Standard

Dame Esther Rantzen quits Childline after 37 years amid terminal cancer diagnosis

The presenter revealed she had been diagnosed with stage four lung cancer earlier this year

The Conversation

When research study materials don't speak their participants' language, data can get lost in translation

Imagine your mother has cancer. You just heard about a promising new experimental treatment and want to enroll her in the study. However, your mother immigrated to the U.S. as an adult and speaks limited English. When you reach out to the research team, they tell you she is ineligible…

The Independent UK

Dame Esther Rantzen quits Childline charity after cancer diagnosis

Rantzen shared that her cancer had progressed to stage four earlier this year

The Hindu

E-health services now in 600 healthcare institutions in Kerala

Kerala has implemented e-health services in 600 healthcare institutions, with 130 more to come. Digital health initiatives such as Shailee app, cancer grid, cancer care suite, and e-sanjeevani have been successful. The government has sanctioned ₹7.85 crore for modernising healthcare institutions. E-health services now available include online OP tickets and…

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