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Prue Leith says David Schwimmer 'didn’t want to talk to anybody' in Bake Off tent

The Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith has revealed how David Schwimmer was so focused on winning the celebrity version of the show he didn't want to speak to anybody in the famous tent

Daily Mirror

Family pay tribute to Daniel Donnan who died days after cancer diagnosis

Daniel was rushed to hospital after taking ill at the gym

Belfast Live

The little known lung cancer symptom you can spot on your hands

There are some common symptoms of lung cancer including breathlessness and an ongoing cough. However, there are some lesser know signs such as changes in your fingers.

Daily Record

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Vitale Says He Endured ‘Dark Moments’ During Cancer Battle

The longtime broadcaster returned to the airwaves this college basketball season after nearly a year away from the sport.

Sports Illustrated

Is a common industrial chemical fueling the spread of Parkinson’s disease?

A cancer-causing chemical that is widely used to degrease aviation components and heavy machinery could also be linked to Parkinson’s disease, according to a new research paper that recommends increased scrutiny of areas long contaminated by the compound.

Los Angeles Times

Northwestern begins transplant trial for stage 4 lung cancer patients who have run out of traditional treatment options

The trial is called DREAM, for double lung replacement and multidisciplinary care, and is aimed at some of the most “hopeless patients,” the hospital says.

Chicago Sun-Times

Study reveals how tomosynthesis better at detecting breast cancer

In a study of over a million women, digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) revealed better breast cancer screening results than regular digital mammography alone. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Cancer derailed Luke Smith’s baseball career. He’s refusing to let it derail his life.

PHILADELPHIA — Another baseball season — perhaps the one that would end with a chance to sign a professional contract — was weeks away when Luke Smith left his friend’s house a few days after Christmas.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mayo Clinic Minute: What's the right colorectal cancer screening option for you?

Colorectal cancer is a cancer of the lower digestive system, which includes the colon and the rectum. If you feel like you are hearing a lot about this topic lately, it's because March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. The goal is to increase awareness and encourage people 45 and over…

Tribune News Service

Comedian Janey Godley: How Jimmy Carr convinced me to get back on stage after my cancer diagnosis

Incurable cancer hasn’t stopped Scottish stand-up Janey Godley from getting back on the road. She tells Isobel Lewis about the downsides of juggling chemo with live performance, and what she hopes her legacy will be

The Independent UK

Chhavi Mittal calls out trolls who questioned her for kissing her children; writes, "Unimaginable that some people can have an objection to how a mother loves her kids"

Chhavi Mittal has been tackling trolls for the longest time, after she went through her Breast Cancer phase, she was brutally trolled by netizens for her appearance, wearing a bikini, talking about her cancer and more.

The Times of India

£6m boost for Newcastle cancer research: Money to support search to improve care for children's brain tumours, bowel and liver cancer

A funding boost will help scientists search for cures and better treatments for lethal cancers.

Chronicle Live

The latest equity deals and investment news in Wales

Deals include fundraising for Creo Medical, Coincover and CanSense with fund managers invited to bid for the British Business Bank's new £130m fund for Wales.

Birmingham Post

£2.1m cash injection to help researchers detect asbestos cancer earlier

Mesothelioma, according to researchers, can take more that 40 years to develop.

The Independent UK

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Liverpool Echo

Adventures in Wonderland family event coming to Walton Hall Park

Children are encouraged to dress up and there will be slime making, cake decorating and more

Chicago Sun-Times

Prostate cancer treatment can wait for most men, Oxford study finds

Death from prostate cancer occurred in 3.1% of the active-monitoring group, 2.2% in the surgery group and 2.9% in the radiation group — differences considered statistically insignificant.

Daily Mirror

Teacher sacked for missing meeting because her mum has cancer wins £16,800 payout

Dr Jacqueline Dumigan, who worked at The Mount School, in Huddersfield, was let go after she failed to attend a compulsory meeting because she had to talk to family members when her mum was diagnosed with cancer

Manchester Evening News

'The tumour has stolen Indie’s childhood' - Parents praise new brain tumour research centre after horrendous diagnosis

“I was in total shock because the doctors were adamant Indie was OK. I just felt total panic and thought she was going to die”

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Irish Mirror

Gynaecologist warning over 'subtle' ovarian cancer symptom that you should never ignore

Around 400 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer in Ireland each year

The Independent UK

Connecticut woman wins right to assisted suicide in Vermont, paving way for overhaul of residency rules

Vermont has agreed to a legal settlement that will allow a Connecticut woman to be the first out-of-stater to take advantage of its decade-old law that allows people who are terminally ill to end their own lives

The Conversation

Why government budgets are exercises in distributing life and death as much as fiscal calculations

Sacrificial dilemmas are popular among philosophers. Should you divert a train from five people strapped to the tracks to a side-track with only one person strapped to it? What if that one person were a renowned cancer researcher? What if there were only a 70% chance the five people would…

The Independent UK

‘Cancer is destroying my husband’s memory – now he can’t even remember our wedding day’

Kirsty Chorlton was left devastated when her husband, Wayne, couldn’t recall any details about their big day

Daily Mirror

Carer had to bury daughter next to husband after the pair died six days apart

Alice Palmer, 68, was a lifetime carer to daughter Beth, 20, who suffered with cerebral palsy, scoliosis, blindness, and epilepsy. Sadly she died at a young age, and then Alice's husband, John, passed away too

The Independent UK

Conn. woman 1st non-Vermonter granted assisted suicide right

Chronicle Live

Friends star David Schwimmer shares heartbreaking reason for taking part in Celebrity Bake Off

The US actor will appear in Celebrity Great British Bake Off for Stand Up to Cancer on Channel 4 on Sunday evening

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