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Inspirational teenager remains positive despite terminal cancer diagnosis

"I’m a big believer in positive outlooks giving positive outcomes. If I can’t control my cancer, I can control how I feel. That’s how I stay smiling"

Nottingham Post

Sewage leak figures prompt warning over state of England’s hospitals

Exclusive: freedom of information requests reveal overspill on cancer wards, maternity units and A&E departments

The Guardian - UK

How to cut your barbecue bowel-cancer risk

Consuming more fibre gives meat-eaters a fighting chance against bowel cancer. Trendy chia seeds deliver half the daily requirement for men.

The New Daily

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Mum's birth certificate fight after baby born early so dying dad could meet her

Jamie Hunter and partner Beccy Flint found out they were expecting their first child together in 2019 - before a tragic cancer diagnosis meant Jamie died two days after his daughter was born

Daily Mirror

Huge 48-hour nurses strike is a 'worrying escalation' that 'could lead to serious damage to NHS', say leaders

Sir Julian Hartley, chief executive at NHS Providers said the escalation was 'worrying', with over 140,000 appointments already postponed as a result of staff walkouts

Manchester Evening News

Irish mother 'who could die at any time' with terminal cancer gets apology from HSE after smear test failure

The apology which was delivered in a letter to the 40-year old woman the day before her High Court action kicked off

Irish Mirror

A&E crisis: Now nurses to strike for 48 hours as emergency staff join biggest walkout so far

‘By refusing to negotiate with nurses, the Prime Minister is pushing even more people into the strike’ nursing chiefs warn

The Independent UK

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The 3 Hottest Biotech Stocks to Own in 2023 and 1 to Avoid

Biotech companies are on track to stay resilient amid a potential economic slowdown due to their inelastic demand and continued breakthroughs. Therefore, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally strong biotech stocks Gilead Sciences (GILD), United Therapeutics (UTHR), and Jazz Pharmaceuticals (JAZZ). On the other hand, Bionano Genomics (BNGO)…

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Scientists make breakthrough in bid for new light-activated cancer treatments

These treatments would be highly targeted and more effective than current state-of-the-art cancer immunotherapies.

The Independent UK

Nurses to stage biggest 48-hour strike at more than 120 NHS employers in bitter pay dispute

For the first time, the RCN will involve nursing staff working in emergency departments, intensive care units, cancer care and other services that were previously exempt

Manchester Evening News

This DP World Tour coach split with a player, then battled cancer. Now he’s hoping to make up lost ground

Returning to the hustle and bustle of the DP World Tour driving range recently was another sizeable step in Burns’ recovery.

USA Today Sports Media Group

A&E nurses set to join 48-HOUR strike in huge escalation over pay

The Royal College of Nursing announced this afternoon that the next action will include nursing staff who were previously exempted as pressure mounts on the government to make an improved pay offer

Daily Mirror

Tens of thousands of A&E and intensive care nurses to join 48-hour NHS strike

RCN says services in England will be reduced to ‘absolute minimum’ in huge escalation of pay dispute

The Guardian - UK

Nurse strikes escalate as A&E and cancer care staff to join new 48-hour walkout

Strike to involve more than 120 NHS employers in England

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Mediterranean diet ‘linked to improved cancer treatment response’

Experts believe research findings indicate that cancer patients could potentially be given lifesaving dietary advice.

Tribune News Service

Seattle airport's legacy of PFAS chemicals: 'Foam showers,' sick firefighters and contaminated water

SEATAC, Wash. — In the 1980s, rookie firefighters at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport endured a hazing ritual known as the "foam shower."

The Guardian - US

US cancer patient developed ‘uncontrollable’ Irish accent, doctors say

Man in his 50s with prostate cancer maintained accent until his death despite having never been to Ireland

Wales Online

The 5 common cancers that are easy to miss, according to top doctor

How to spot five deadly cancers that are often missed due to mild early symptoms

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The Independent UK

Women urged to attend breast screening to catch cancer early

In 2021/22, the NHS breast screening programme led to cancers being detected in 20,152 women across England.

Wales Online

Cervical cancer survivor flies out for pal’s wedding just days after surgery to remove her womb

Klodjana Aliaj, 42, warned she almost dismissed her symptoms because they were ‘so mild’

Wales Online

Tributes paid to 'true gentleman' bike shop owner who was told he had two weeks to live over 20 years ago

Much loved member of the community Chris Harris owned the former Chris Harris Cycles - now Damian Harris cycles - in Whitchurch

Evening Standard

Rhod Gilbert shares update following stage four cancer diagnosis: ‘I’m recovering day by day’

The Welsh stand-up star is remaining positive following his diagnosis last year

Daily Mirror

Mouth cancer warning: White patches could signal silent killer - 5 steps to lower risk

New cases of oral cancer are on the rise, so dental surgeon Doctor Nilesh Parmar has shared a warning sign that could signal the disease.

Nottingham Post

'Emotional' Linda Nolan 'astonished' by results of new health treatment

The former The Nolans star revealed she is trying out a "brand new" treatment for lymphedema - and is "astonished" by the results

Tribune News Service

Your money or your life: Patient on $50,000-a-week cancer drug fears leaving behind huge medical debt

After several rounds of treatment for a rare eye cancer — weekly drug infusions that could cost nearly $50,000 each — Paul Davis learned Medicare had abruptly stopped paying the bills.

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