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Young Glasgow woman 'cried in bathroom' when bullies called her names after losing eye

Katie Elliot has regained her confidence and as even landed a modelling deal 15 years after doctors removed her right eye when she was diagnosed with cancer.

Glasgow Live

Study suggests how cancer spreads to the brain

Options for treatment are limited when cancer spreads to the brain. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

'I need to raise €80,000 to have a baby after devastating cancer diagnosis'

Amy Kinsella always wanted to have a family of her own but her plans to become pregnant were thwarted after she was diagnosed with cervical cancer last summer

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Amateur boxer faced her most 'brutal' fight yet after being given 'terrifying' diagnosis

'I had no idea what it was and really thought it was the end for me'

Wales Online

Pancreatic cancer labelled 'silent killer' and foul-smelling stools that 'don't flush' could be sign

Hundreds of people a year are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in Ireland. It is often labelled a 'silent killer' as symptoms can be difficult to spot.

Irish Mirror

‘I spotted something in my little girl’s eye while she played — it turned out to be the first sign of cancer’

Three-year-old Isla first showed symptoms during Christmas 2020 after mother noticed her eye moving strangely

The Independent UK

Young medico of Prayagraj spots Burmese Myna for first time in country

PRAYAGRAJ: Prayagraj-based laparoscopy and cancer surgeon and an accomplished wildlife photographer, Dr Arpit Bansal, has recorded the presence of Burmese Hybrid Myna in the enchanting habitat of Namdapha National Park located in Arunachal Pradesh for the first time in India. Dr Arpit Bansal also recently crossed 1100 bird species from…

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Adele Roberts 'delirious' on Celebrity Bake Off after having chemotherapy during filming

The DJ said admitted she 'doesn't remember' most of her time on the show as she was undergoing treatment for bowel cancer

Chronicle Live

US Invasion of Iraq Lead to Leukemia Rates Worse Than After Hiroshima Crisis

The US invasion of Iraq that began 20 years ago has left a toxic legacy worse than that of the Hiroshima bombing, according to a recent study. The atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the United States in 1945 killed around 140,000 people, most of whom died instantly, while…

Asharq Al-Awsat

A Place in The Sun’s Jonnie Irwin reveals summer plans with family amid terminal cancer battle

It comes as the TV presenter recently sparked fears for his health after deciding to celebrate his 50th bithday eight months early

Evening Standard

Paul Mescal tears up as he pays tribute to mother Dearbhla at Olivier Awards: ‘I hope you get better soon’

The Irish actor’s mother recently underwent chemotherapy after being diagnosed with cancer

The Independent UK

Little-known pancreatic cancer symptoms including 'horrible smell' in toilet

Pancreatic cancer symptoms can often be overlooked with some signs assumed to be other, less serious illnesses. Health experts have now warned about the tell-tale signs that appear in a person's stool.

Daily Record

Glasgow woman taunted by cruel school bullies after losing eye signs with modelling agency

Katie Elliot, 20, had her right eye removed as a youngster following a diagnosis of a rare eye cancer after her mum spotted her pupil changing shape.

Daily Record

Paul Mescal's touching tribute to cancer-hit mum in Olivier Awards acceptance speech

Irish actor Paul Mescal, 27, won an Olivier Awards for his portrayal of Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire following a sell-out run at the Almeida Theatre

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Colorectal cancer myths and facts

It can be easy to feel confused by screening recommendations for common types of cancer. Your health care team is a trusted resource for keeping you up to date on screenings, including screening for colorectal cancer.

Manchester Evening News

BBC Radio 1's Adele Roberts told she was 'robbed' as she shares reality behind Celebrity Bake Off appearance following own cancer battle

She was one of the latest familiar faces to step foot in the famous tent for the charit special of the Channel 4 show

Wales Online

Katie was bullied when she lost her eye as a child - but now she feels 'beautiful'

A rare cancer meant her eye couldn't be saved

Glasgow Live

Glasgow woman's 96 mile tribute after 'wonderful' friend wrongly diagnosed dies from rare cancer

Gemma Trainer was just 27 years-old when she was mis-diagnosed with Melanoma, to later learn she was battling a very rare and aggressive form of cancer known as sarcoma.

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Ryuichi Sakamoto, Japanese Musician and Film Composer, Dies

Ryuichi Sakamoto, a world-renowned Japanese musician and actor who composed for Hollywood hits such as “The Last Emperor” and “The Revenant,” has died. He was 71. Japan’s recording company Avex said in a statement Sunday that Sakamoto died on March 28 while undergoing treatment for cancer. He was first diagnosed…

WEKU

Seymour Stein, the record executive who signed Madonna, is dead at 80

Seymour Stein, who helped found the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation and was himself inducted into the Rock Hall in 2005, died of cancer in Los Angeles, according to a statement by his family.

Liverpool Echo

'I was told golf ball-sized lump was a cyst but it wasn't'

Jayanne was told she was likely "too young" for it to be serious.

The Guardian - UK

As a journalist, my partner fought for the facts. Yet the truth of his own medical condition was kept from him

Most UK patients can’t access their records online. As a result, the end of Henry’s life was made needlessly traumatic, says digital psychiatrist Charlotte Blease

The Guardian - US

Mona Chalabi’s datablog: Iraq war leukemia rates worse than after Hiroshima bombing

Bombing of Falluja preceded 2,200% increase in leukemia rates, as well as 1,260% increase in childhood cancer

Daily Record

Government urgently needs to help cancer-stricken RAF veterans exposed to 'toxic soup'

Record View says the MoD should be doing everything they can to help former RAF personnel who have fallen seriously ill after handling lethal chemicals.

Daily Record

RAF veterans exposed to 'toxic soup' of chemicals at Scots airbases face fight for compensation

More than 100 engineers were left with life-long health issues due to the potent solvents.

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