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Nearly $50,000 a week for a cancer drug? A man worries about bankrupting his family

Medicare suddenly stopped paying for the pricey drug that prolongs his life. As he waits for an appeal, this retired physician wonders if he should give up treatment to spare his family the cost.

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Man noticed purple spots on his chest - and was given three weeks to live

Super fit Harry Simpson, 27, works in mountain rescue and has 'never been ill in his life'

Nottingham Post

'I thought my wife had a blocked nose and now we don't know how long she has to live'

Mum-of-one Katie Froggatt thought she had a summer cold in 2021 after suffering from a blocked up nose, but it turned out to be cancer and despite surgery it has spread

Daily Mirror

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Mum's friend told to see a doctor after dramatic weight loss

Sue Bennett was initially treated for gallstones but was later given a devastating diagnosis

Liverpool Echo

'Big softie' James Whale opens up on euthanasia thoughts after terminal cancer diagnosis

The TalkRadio star gave an insight into his life and his battle with cancer

Nottingham Post

Roar ALW 'keeper makes US side after cancer battle

Brisbane Roar goalkeeper and inspirational cancer survivor Hensley Hancuff is ready to play for the US against France in two under-23 showdowns.

AAP

Man, 44, died from 'silent killer' days after going for drink with boss

His mum said “he just wanted to live an ordinary life" and he continued working even when he didn't have to

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Drone carries blood and cancer drugs between hospitals to cut emissions

Aircraft with top speed of 70mph will transport key medical supplies between sites in Northumberland

The Independent UK

When Kevin's daughter, novelist Kath O'Connor, died, the family weren't silent about their loss

Both women shared a mutated gene and died from the same disease in their 40s, but Kevin wanted to change the way death and grief were experienced by his family.

ABC News

Complaint hearing continues for Sydney neurosurgeon Teo

High-profile brain surgeon Charlie Teo faces a second hearing day after complaints were brought forward by relatives of former cancer patients.

AAP

England star George Williams opens up on impact of testicular cancer mis-diagnosis

After working his way into the Wigan Warriors first team George Williams was given the scary diagnosis that he had testicular cancer - the star has now spoken about the mental impact it had

Daily Mirror

Scotland becomes first part of UK to approve new drug to treat cervical cancer

The Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) has approved the use of the drug pembrolizumab to treat those patients with persistent or recurrent cervical…

The National (Scotland)

Cancer patient reveals interviewers mocked her head cap when they thought call was over

Krystal Garmon lost her hair after undergoing cancer treatment twice

The Independent UK

Michael Flatley shares heartwarming snap with son amid cancer recovery

The Riverdance star revealed back in January that he had been hospitalised with cancer and was undergoing treatment

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Life Kitchen's Ryan Riley explains the venue's amazing journey

The centre in Sunderland's Mowbray Park offers cookery lessons to cancer patients who have lost their sense of taste

The Independent UK

Man’s ‘insignificant stye’ turns out to be cancer

Brett Exton, 55, first noticed a small lump on his right eyelid in August 2022, but the mass kept growing and was found to be cancerous

The Independent UK

New drug for cervical cancer patients approved for use in NHS in Scotland

Scotland is the first part of the UK where patients with advanced cervical cancer can access pembrolizumab on the NHS.

Liverpool Echo

Man given devastating diagnosis after fizzy drink 'hurt going down' throat

James Robinson was described as a much loved dad and talented artist

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Daily Mirror

Meet the doctor who can 'predict death' - and bedside test will help families say goodbye

Dr Séamus Coyle and other researchers have revealed their studies on advanced lung cancer patients and believe they have discovered a way to predict the time of their death through their urine. He believes it will help patients and families much more.

Daily Mirror

Woman, 36, dies within months of complaining of severe headaches and fatigue

Leigh Kelly, 36, was first diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer in October 2019 which went into remission, before she started suffering headaches, showing it had returned

Daily Mirror

'I noticed purple spots on my chest then doctors gave me just three weeks to live'

Harry Simpson, who lives in Belfast, noticed a number of purple spots on his chest just days before his 26th birthday but thought nothing of them - but they were signs of a rare form of leukaemia which nearly took his life

Dynamite News

Unemployment Because Of Brain, Spine Cancer Related To More Pain, Depression: Study

People who are unemployed due to brain or spine cancer may have more severe feelings of pain, discomfort, worry, and depression than people with the same illnesses who are employed. Must read full story on Dynamite News:

Wales Online

Man died from 'silent killer' days after going for drink with boss

'He just wanted to live an ordinary life. He still worked, he didn't have to'

The Independent UK

Pancreatic cancer rates ‘rising rapidly’ among younger women, study warns

Researchers called for further studies into the cause of the trend

Daily Record

Healthy young man given three weeks to live after noticing 'purple spots' on chest

Harry Simpson was told by doctors that he might have picked up a 'viral infection' while on a trip to Dubai but he later discovered that he had a rare form of blood cancer and potentially only had weeks left to live.

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