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Ask the Doctors: Morning cup of coffee has potential health benefits

These include a lower risk of health problems including Type 2 diabetes, heart disease, chronic liver disease, Parkinson’s disease, depression, and liver and endometrial cancers.

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Banning artificial stone could prevent 100 lung cancers and 1,000 cases of silicosis, where dust scars the lungs

Silica dust is a very fine dust produced when products such as bricks, concrete and pavers are cut or drilled. Artificial stone, which is used mainly for kitchen benchtops, is a particularly potent source of silica dust.

The Conversation

DFDS Seaways' Immingham team sails to international safety accolade as refinery hits major milestone

Recognition comes as Cancer Research UK benefits from Phillips 66 Humber Refinery success

Birmingham Post

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Sally Dexter says her emotional Emmerdale exit made her realise how lucky she is

Christine Smith speaks to Emmerdale star Sally Dexter about her character Faith Dingle’s emotional exit from the show and her hopes to return to the ITV soap as in a unique way in the future following her character's upcoming on-screen death

Daily Mirror

Fraudster lied that mum and son had died from cancer in bid to get refunds on stolen goods

Cunning Simon Porter, 47, behaved in a "repulsive" way to "play on the good nature" of people.

Daily Record

Northwestern president-elect steps down after cancer diagnosis

Renowned economist Rebecca Blank would have been the first woman to serve as Northwestern’s president.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Troopering it out’: Bridgestone winner Jerry Kelly by wife’s side during cancer treatment

Champions Tour star Jerry Kelly supports wife's cancer battle.

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Many medications affect more than one target in the body – some drug designers are embracing the 'side effects' that had been seen as a drawback

Drugs don’t always behave exactly as expected. While researchers may develop a drug to perform one specific function that’s perhaps tailored to work for a specific genetic profile, sometimes the drug might perform several other functions outside of its intended purpose.

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Mum, 37, finds out she is dying three years after gruelling IVF battle to have son

Coventry-based mum Jenna Loughran's life was turned upside down in May when she was diagnosed with Stage 4 Triple Negative Breast Cancer

Daily Mirror

Pals go on night out with cardboard cutout of beloved friend who died from bowel cancer

The group of 40 friends had organised a trip but sadly Lee Clarke died a few months before

Wales Online

Rangers icon Andy Goram to receive final Ibrox farewell as funeral details emerge

The 58-year-old tragically passed away following a short battle with cancer

Daily Record

Summer skin: Dermatologists reveal how to stay safe and when to worry

Skin care experts explain what skin cancer looks like, how often you should get screened, and how to get to know your own skin.

Inverse

Dad lied his son had died from cancer to get WHSmith refund

Simon Porter told staff his son had died from cancer in order to get sympathy and secure a false refund

Manchester Evening News

Mum diagnosed with cancer at 17 weeks after blaming breathlessness on pregnancy

She had to undergo chemo while four months pregnant

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Should you let your dog sniff other dogs’ butts? There may be a hidden risk

The most common symptoms of the facial versions of the cancer are sneezing, snoring, difficulty breathing, nasal deformation or bloody and other discharge from the nose or mouth.

Daily Mirror

Mum-of-three given less than 18 months to live just weeks after getting married

Shona Johnson started suffering from stomach cramps, bloating and weight loss back in March 2021, but says it was initially misdiagnosed as IBS due to her age

Zenger

Unfortunate Reveal: Nurse Who Thought She Had Prolonged COVID Diagnosed With Terminal Cancer

Victoria Puar, 46, says she caught the virus during a camping trip with her family in August 2021.

Wales Online

Dad lied about his son dying of cancer to get refund in WH Smith

The serial fraudster also told 'grotesque lies' in Asda, Morrisons, and Tesco

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Daily Record

Lockerbie women take on Scotland's toughest trekathon for Cancer Research UK

Alison Voss, Debbie Semple, Frances Currie and Annettee Carter trained for six months for the Great Glencoe Challenge

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Your Horos Are Here: Cancer Kings Queens Can Cure The Blues This Week By Hanging W/ Yr Pals

Cancer season rages on!

The Times of India

Kolkata: Oncologist, 5 others ride 3,800 km to spread awareness on cancer

KOLKATA: A group of six bikers from Kolkata, including an onco-surgeon, travelled all the way to Leh and Ladakh to spread the message of cancer prevention and awareness. They distributed leaflets among the people they met while riding through the mountains. The aim of the group — belonging to varied…

ABC News

Pleas for South Australian euthanasia laws to be brought forward as campaigner dies of oesophageal cancer

Beth Mylius's dying wish was to see voluntary euthanasia laws in South Australia come into effect, so as not to suffer a painful death. Her wish never came true.

The Conversation

Your pay, postcode and parents affect your heart disease risk

As part of a series on cycles of disadvantage, supported by a philanthropic grant from the Paul Ramsay Foundation, we’re publishing three articles on the social determinants of health. They look at how factors like income, where you live and your background affect your risk for cancer, dementia and heart…

The Conversation

The next breakthrough tool in biology? It's maths. Here are some ways mathematical biology is helping change the world

Biology is rich in patterns. You’ll find them everywhere – from the number of petals on a flower (which generally correspond to a number in the Fibonacci sequence), to the number of vertebrae in mammals (giraffes, humans and quokkas all have seven neck vertebrae). Even many viruses follow patterns and…

The New Daily

Who you are and where you live affects your likelihood of getting, and surviving, cancer

The risk of developing cancer differs depending on where you live, how well off you are, and the wealth and social situation of your parents.

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