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Virtual or in person: Which kind of doctor’s visit is better, and when it matters

When the COVID-19 pandemic swept the country in early 2020 and emptied doctors’ offices nationwide, telemedicine was suddenly thrust into the spotlight. Patients and their physicians turned to virtual visits by video or phone rather than risk meeting face-to-face.

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Dad dies just one week after being told his cancer is terminal on a Teams call

Mark Davies was given the devastating diagnosis on a Teams call after he and his wife Hannah made 19 calls for a GP appointment but had to make do with a remote one due to the pandemic

Daily Mirror

Woman diagnosed with brain tumour while battling bowel cancer warns of telltale symptoms

Karen Bucknall started suffering headaches during chemotherapy

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Mum and daughter diagnosed with breast cancer within week of each other

“Both our worlds were thrown upside down and set on fire”

Wales Online

I want to hand my cancerous body over like a broken-down car – give it back to me when it’s perfect again

In an extract from her memoir ‘Dancing with the Red Devil’, author Sarah Standing recalls being diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, and the complex pain of wishing to extract yourself from your own body

The Independent UK

Woman had 'feeling' something was wrong before devastating diagnosis

"I'd been trying for a baby. I wasn't expecting that something else would be there in my pelvis."

Liverpool Echo

World-first pancreatic cancer breath test could save thousands of lives

'Simply blowing into a bag at the GP surgery could open the way for an urgent scan and the chance of a potentially cure'

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Dun named Lake Mac ambassador

Pioneering childhood brain cancer researcher and fundraiser Associate Professor Matt Dun has been named Lake Macquarie's Ambassador of the Year for 2023.

Newcastle Herald

Mum's warning after breast felt like 'something was pulling it in'

Sue Makin, 66, urged others to get checked

Liverpool Echo

Golfweek/USA TODAY reporter Steve DiMeglio returns to Players Championship amid battle with cancer

If only for a few hours, DiMeglio was able to commiserate with friends that have become family.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Woman spent £20,000 on cancer treatment abroad as it's not available on the NHS

Catherine 'Cat' Mackay, 62, was diagnosed with bowel cancer in September 2020 and after being given 18 months to two years to live, she started seeking treatment abroad

Daily Mirror

‘Doctors told me it was stress – then I was diagnosed with stage four cancer’

Mollie Mulheron, 24, was travelling in the Galapagos Islands when she first experienced symptoms

The Independent UK

Engineer diagnosed with ‘silent killer’ cancer without a single symptom

Mervyn Bryans, 69, experienced none of the signs typically associated with prostate cancer before he was diagnosed at 57

The Independent UK

An ‘ugly’ Oscar reaction, shared sibling spotlight and mother’s cancer battle: Meet Paul Mescal’s family

The Irish actor attended the 2023 Oscars ceremony in Los Angeles with his family

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Chronicle Live

Jonnie Irwin addresses A Place In The Sun 'comeback' following terminal cancer diagnosis

Fans of the presenter hoped that he would return to the Channel 4 staple after recently being pictured with long-time co-host Jasmine Harman at an event relating to A Place In The Sun.

The Independent UK

Woman diagnosed with brain tumour while battling bowel cancer warns of telltale symptoms

Karen Bucknall started suffering headaches during chemotherapy

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Veterans Stadium’s turf was known to be dangerous before it was thought to be cancerous

PHILADELPHIA — It had been two weeks since Byron Evans turned down a multi-million dollar contract when he planted his white cleat into the turf. Evans was a few months from turning 31 but the Eagles linebacker was still playing at a high level, seeming to get better with age…

The Guardian - UK

Those of us who care for Israeli democracy unite against Benjamin Netanyahu

In trying to emasculate the judiciary and by allying himself with the far right, the prime minister has alienated the people

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The National (Scotland)

Janey Godley: Comedy tour has made life normal again after terminal cancer diagnosis

“OH darling. I don’t write the show, I just make it all up as I get on.”

The Independent UK

Prostate cancer treatment can wait for most men, study finds

A study finds long-term evidence that actively monitoring localized prostate cancer can be a safe alternative to immediate surgery or radiation

The Independent UK

Delaying localised prostate cancer treatment ‘does not increase death risk’

According to a new study, active monitoring of the disease has the same high survival rates after 15 years as radiotherapy or surgery.

Edinburgh Live

Single Scots mum given months to live desperate to spend final days in native South Africa

After spending the last 20 years in Scotland, mum-of-two Angelique Borel-Saladin was told her cancer treatment failed and is looking to spend her final days in her native South Africa.

The Independent UK

Super-fit teen diagnosed with inoperable brain tumour reveals first warning sign

Fitness fanatic Rob Bichan was shocked when doctors gave him six to nine months to live

The Independent UK

‘Doctors told me it was stress – then I was diagnosed with stage four cancer’

Mollie Mulheron, 24, was travelling in the Galapagos Islands when she first experienced symptoms

Dynamite News

Mediterranean diet: Best prevention against prostate cancer

Researchers from the University of South Australia have shown that men who regularly eat colourful fruits and vegetables had a lower risk of developing prostate cancer (PC). Read further on Dynamite News:

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