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UP: Young MLA Rahul Prakash Kol Passes Away In Mumbai During Treatment

Rahul Prakash Kol from Chhanbey assembly seat of Mirzapur passed away on Thursday. Apna Dal(S) MLA Rahul was undergoing treatment at the Tata Memorial Cancer Hospital in Mumbai. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Janey Godley returns to stage for the first time since cancer diagnosis as comic shares video

Glasgow comedian Janey Godley is now on tour visiting the likes of Glasgow, Inverness and London on her last tour due to her cancer diagnosis with the comic thanking people for attending.

Glasgow Live

Janey Godley thanks fans for support after 'amazing' return to stage

The Scots comedian, 62, kicked off her 'Not Dead Yet' tour in Arbroath on Wednesday and was joined by her comic daughter Ashley Storrie.

Daily Record

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Ovarian cancer HIPEC treatment saves Brisbane GP's life, offers hope for patients

After being diagnosed with ovarian cancer a Brisbane GP was given four months to live. But, after receiving a new treatment, she is now in complete remission.

ABC News

Three-month public consultation to begin over the future of cancer treatment therapies in Ayrshire

Starting on Monday, February 13, a three month public consultation will get underway and the NHS Board wants to hear the views of the people of Ayrshire.

Daily Record

Paisley woman begged GP for tests as ovarian cancer diagnosis ruins hopes for family

Jordanna Saye, aged 27, received an endometriosis diagnosis in 2015, however, she was later told that she had ovarian cancer and that she would not be able to have children

Glasgow Live

Heartbreak as mum-of-three given devastating diagnosis after thinking she had overcome cancer

Kate Walker thought she was in the clear after being told the cancer was "small, early stage and curable"

Manchester Evening News

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Jamaica’s women let down by failure of cervical cancer vaccine drive

Covid pressures and ingrained public mistrust mean less than 3% of girls are inoculated, and death rate is among world’s highest

The Guardian - UK

Woman diagnosed with cervical cancer says doctors dismissed four telltale symptoms

Crystal Manuel, who lives in Chandler’s Ford in Hampshire, was diagnosed with cervical cancer at the age of 37

The Independent UK

Horoscope for Thursday, Feb. 2, 2023

There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The moon is in Cancer.

Chicago Sun-Times

Mum had 'out of body experience' as doctor delivered diagnosis

Kate thought she had finished all her treatment when she was recalled by medics

Liverpool Echo

Cancer warning as experts reveal new list of foods that increase risk

Household staples should come with warnings for health risks, say researchers

The Independent UK

Young Scots woman who begged GP for tests left distraught as ovarian cancer ruins hopes for family

Jordanna Saye, 27, was sent home from her doctors with paracetamol and told there was nothing to worry about over a period of months.

Daily Record

Australia on track to eliminate cervical cancer by 2035 amid rising HPV vaccination rates

Experts call for public access to vaccine for all young people after free school program reduces infection rate by 92%

The Guardian - AU

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Kath O'Connor was writing a novel about her grandmother's ovarian cancer when she was diagnosed, too. She died before it was published

The concept of death has preoccupied people for probably as long as people have existed. Nonetheless, we are are practised at avoiding, forgetting or suppressing the inevitability of our own death. We write about death in philosophy and medicine and sociology, and in fiction too. But typically, these writings locate…

Daily Record

Brave Scots mum lost voice box and food pipe after earache turned out to be cancer

Julie Baker, 50, was first told the pain was an infection in February 2022 - but after further tests she was diagnosed with throat cancer.

The Independent UK

What are the symptoms of ovarian cancer?

Almost 300,000 women diagnosed with condition globally every year

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh mum lost voice box and food pipe after earache turned out to be cancer

"I have an amazing group of friends too, we call ourselves the A-Team and they have been a tower of strength along with my family. I’m lucky to have such a great support network in my life."

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Belfast Live

Belfast City Marathon launch women only 10k event

Almac Belfast City Women’s 10k is taking place on Sunday 18th June 2023

Wales Online

'Selfless' mum facing fifth cancer diagnosis in nine years - but vows to keep fighting

Tracey Hope has also suffered a stroke and liver problems along her journey - but says 'you just keep going'

Nottingham Post

Paul Burrell emotionally says he has cancer as he fears he might not make it till Christmas

He opened up about his diagnosis on Lorraine

Irish Mirror

'I was given three years to live until my cancer was cured by a miracle treatment'

Judy Perkins, 56, was diagnosed with breast cancer and turned to an experimental treatment at the National Institute of Health in 2015 - and now she's cancer free

The Independent UK

5 swaps to help you cut down on heavily processed foods – as new study links them to cancer

A new study suggests ultra-processed foods lead to higher rates of cancer. By Lisa Salmon.

Nottingham Post

Eating these foods could increase cancer risk by 30 per cent

New scientific study looked at 200,000 UK people - and made a shocking link with the deadly disease

The Conversation

Lung cancer rates have decreased for the Marlboro Man, but have risen steeply for nonsmokers and young women – an oncologist explains why

When many people think of an average lung cancer patient, they often imagine an older man smoking. But the face of lung cancer has changed. Over the past 15 years, more women, never smokers and younger people are being diagnosed with lung cancer.

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