Young girl given just months to live after second heartbreaking cancer diagnosis Lily Harley, 3, was tragically told by doctors that her Ependymomas cancer has returned. Daily Record · Jan 17, 2023
Boy, 8, dies after vomiting was dismissed as a tummy bug - but it was a tumour Little Isaiah Jarrett died just eight months after being diagnosed with a type of brain tumour, leaving his loved ones devastated Wales Online · Jan 17, 2023
Boy, 8, dies after 'stomach bug' turns out to be aggressive brain tumour Isaiah Jarrett, from Birmingham, had been suffering from what doctors believed was gastroenteritis, it is claimed, but eventually a CT scan was done and it was found he had a brain tumour Daily Mirror · Jan 17, 2023
Heartbreak as girl, 3, given months to live after second cancer diagnosis A family has been left devastated after their three-year-old daughter was given just months to live after being delivered a second cancer diagnosis just months after she was given the 'all-clear' Daily Mirror · Jan 17, 2023
‘Hang up your hat, mate’: Samuel Johnson calls time on Molly Meldrum after Elton stunt Australian actor and author Samuel Johnson has called for Molly Meldrum to ‘hang up his hat’ after a series of mis-timed on-stage incidents The New Daily · Jan 17, 2023
Liberal senator and retired major general Jim Molan dies at 72 of cancer The senator, who served in the Australian army for 40 years before beginning his political career, was diagnosed with aggressive cancer in 2021. ABC News · Jan 16, 2023
Colonoscopy prep is unpleasant, but necessary DEAR DOCTORS: I'm having my first colonoscopy in a few months. My friends say it's unpleasant, and I'm already dreading it. I think it would help if I knew what's going to happen. How often do you need to get a colonoscopy? And is there any way around having to… Bangkok Post · Jan 16, 2023
Can we transform cancer cells back to normal cells? This therapy could pave the way How cells become cancerous is a process researchers are still trying to understand fully. Inverse · Jan 16, 2023
Stopping the cancer cells that thrive on chemotherapy – research into how pancreatic tumors adapt to stress could lead to a new treatment approach As with weeds in a garden, it is a challenge to fully get rid of cancer cells in the body once they arise. They have a relentless need to continuously expand, even when they are significantly cut back by therapy or surgery. Even a few cancer cells can give rise… The Conversation · Jan 16, 2023
Boy dies after golf ball-sized brain tumour misdiagnosed as stomach bug Isaiah Jarrett, eight, died eight months after being diagnosed with medulloblastoma following bouts of extreme vomiting The Independent UK · Jan 16, 2023
Jill Biden's skin cancer could fuel advocacy in cancer fight First lady Jill Biden's advocacy for curing cancer didn't start with her son's death in 2015 from brain cancer The Independent UK · Jan 16, 2023
Devastation after 88-year-old's body found in canal weeks after going missing Ron Roose went missing on November 27 - his body was tragically found almost six weeks later Manchester Evening News · Jan 16, 2023
Celtic hero Frank McGarvey to be laid to rest, with fans able to watch funeral Frank McGarvey passed away on January 1, following a battle against pancreatic cancer Daily Record · Jan 16, 2023
Rochdale MP Tony Lloyd to begin further treatment for rare blood cancer "It’s obviously my ambition to get back to normal both for me as an individual and as a Member of Parliament" Manchester Evening News · Jan 16, 2023
The Conversation · Jan 16, 2023 From a 'deranged' provocateur to IBM's failed AI superproject: the controversial story of how data has transformed healthcare Just over a decade ago, artificial intelligence (AI) made one of its showier forays into the public’s consciousness when IBM’s Watson computer appeared on the American quiz show Jeopardy! The studio audience was made up of IBM employees, and Watson’s exhibition performance against two of the show’s most successful contestants…
Daily Record · Jan 16, 2023 Cancer patient 'suffocating to death' believes he should be allowed to end own life Stephen James Davies said his life is 'worse than a nightmare' after his ongoing battle with lymphoma has left him in so much pain he is unable to walk to his kitchen without gasping for air.
Daily Mirror · Jan 16, 2023 'I got cancer then my partner left me - I'm now auctioning my wedding dress to pay for treatment' Lucero Vega, 24, says she was dumped two months after her devastating diagnosis - she's now raffling off her possessions to fund her life-saving treatment
The Guardian - UK · Jan 16, 2023 ‘I’m gonna live life’: Duran Duran’s Andy Taylor talks about his cancer Guitarist tells Channel 5 News that although there is no cure for his prostate cancer there are ‘some new treatments’ and he plans to make the most of the life he has
The Independent UK · Jan 16, 2023 Breast cancer symptoms: What are the early signs you should look out for? Check yourself regularly
The Independent UK · Jan 16, 2023 What financial support is available to breast cancer sufferers? Help is out there for those battling disease and cost of living concerns together
The Independent UK · Jan 16, 2023 4 warning signs of lung cancer the NHS doesn’t want you to ignore Anyone experiencing symptoms should see a GP immediately
The Independent UK · Jan 16, 2023 Seven possible symptoms of brain cancer to be aware of From seizures to sudden weakness or speech disturbances, these are some of the red flags that could indicate the onset of the condition
The Independent UK · Jan 16, 2023 14 symptoms of pancreatic cancer you’re most likely to ignore A pancreatic Cancer UK specialist nurse outlines easy-to-ignore signs of the disease
The Independent UK · Jan 16, 2023 5 myths about lung cancer everyone needs to stop believing Experts debunk common misconceptions around lung cancer
Wales Online · Jan 16, 2023 Mum told cancer was down to her weight joined Slimming World and lost 126lbs Jill knew she had to ditch her secret food addiction when she got stuck in a seat on an 11-hour flight, then doctors said her cancer would return if she didn't slim down