The Latest Breaking News from Cancer

‘World leading’ scientist dies aged 29 after ‘pulled muscle’ turned out to be rare cancer

Kirsty Smitten had been named in Forbes magazine’s ‘30 Under 30’ list for science and young entrepreneur of the year

The Independent UK · Oct 10, 2023

Comedian Mark Steel reveals cancer diagnosis: ‘It was one of the happiest moments of my life’

Steel, 63, was initially informed the results of his biopsy were ‘lost in transit’

The Independent UK · Oct 10, 2023

Strictly’s Amy Dowden to rejoin BBC show ‘full time very soon’, according to fellow pro

Dianne Buswell hinted the star, who was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer this summer, will rejoin the show soon

Evening Standard · Oct 10, 2023

How to self examine symptoms of oral cancer

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The Times of India · Oct 9, 2023

Foster Moreau catches touchdown pass for Saints

Foster Moreau came back from beating cancer and caught a TD pass for New Orleans

USA Today Sports Media Group · Oct 8, 2023

Potential new therapy could soon help those who have cancer-related fatigue

Cancer-related fatigue (CRF) affects patients' quality of life while they are undergoing treatment and is a debilitating yet all-too-common condition. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Oct 8, 2023

Early detection can help cure breast cancer, says expert

Around 10 lakh women die of breast cancer in India every year, Roots Health Foundation chairman Dr. P. Vijay Bhaskar has said, adding that early detection can ensure a cure. The Roots Health Foundation, in association with South Central Railway (SCR), launched ‘Pink Ribbon Campaign’ on October 8 (Sunday) as…

The Hindu · Oct 8, 2023

‘How can this devastating illness get no attention?’ MP Siobhain McDonagh on her sister’s fatal brain cancer

After former Labour general secretary Margaret McDonagh died, her sister decided to fight for better treatment and research

The Guardian - UK · Oct 8, 2023

Vitamin D: How to harness the sunshine vitamin without getting tanned

Vitamin D is essential for overall health, and the sun is a natural source of this vital nutrient. However, excessive sun exposure can damage the skin and increase the risk of skin cancer. And the short term side effect is- tanned skin. To strike a balance between obtaining enough vitamin…

The Times of India · Oct 8, 2023

Women living in walkable communities have low obesity rates: Research

Living in a more walkable area, according to a new study, lowers the incidence of obesity-related cancers in women, especially postmenopausal breast cancer, but also ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer, and multiple myeloma. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Oct 8, 2023