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Inspirational Alastair beats testicular cancer and is back to "cheeky self" again

Alastair Howells (26) has already endured heart operations and covid and was told last year he had the disease

Daily Record

Jade Goody's son Bobby reunites with Jack Tweed to support charity ball in her honour

Jade Goody's eldest son Bobby has reconnected with his mum's husband Jack Tweed ahead of a charity ball he is holding in her memory

Daily Mirror

Newcastle Hospitals get £1.4m for treatment which makes tumours 'glow green' to help surgeons

Surgeons at Newcastle's hospitals will soon be trialling a new way of performing surgery on sarcoma patients

Chronicle Live

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Grant of €500 to buy wigs for alopecia and cancer sufferers announced by Government

Ms Humphreys said people needed financial relief from having to buy wigs

Irish Mirror

Fit and healthy Edinburgh man told he has stage four lung cancer despite never smoking

Cameron Millar will be running Edinburgh Marathon 2022, raising funds for Maggie's charity that offered vital support during his battle with ALK+ non-smokers lung cancer.

Edinburgh Live

Pfizer To Sell 23 Patented Drugs, Vaccines At Lower Prices To Poorer Countries

Pfizer Inc (NYSE:PFE) will sell over 20 patent-protected drugs and vaccines at not-for-profit prices to 45 of the world's poorest countries. Under the program, Pfizer will begin shipping the medicines first to Ghana, Malawi, Rwanda, Senegal, and Uganda before the end of this year, Chief Executive Albert Bourla said in an interview. This will…

Benzinga

Women with advanced breast cancer granted new NHS drug

‘Precious additional time before their disease progresses and more months to live and spend time with loved ones,’ says campaigner

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Teen boy's stitch on holiday turned out to be cancer

Sam Amess, now aged 19, was diagnosed with a stage four liver tumour when he was just 11 after thinking that he had a stitch.

Daily Record

Football friends reunite for charity walk after four diagnosed with same cancer

Four former players of Cookridge Rangers FC in Leeds have been affected by the most common cancer in men over the past seven years.

The Independent UK

Boy handed cancer diagnosis after thinking he had a stitch on holiday defies odds

Sam Amess was just 12-years-old when he felt a sharp pain "like a stitch" whilst on holiday in Morocco and after visiting the doctors when he returned home he was given heartbreaking news

Daily Mirror

Dame Deborah James 'scared to sleep' as she shares her latest dream to come true

The inspirational cancer campaigner and podcast host has continued to share her journey online

Manchester Evening News

Deborah James says she is ‘scared to go to sleep’

‘I don’t know how long I’ve got left,’ says cancer activist

The Independent UK

Cambodia, Laos to benefit as Pfizer slashes drug prices for poorest nations

Pfizer Inc plans to sell its entire portfolio of brand-name drugs at cost in as many as 45 lower-income countries, including Cambodia and Laos, one of the most comprehensive and ambitious drug-access programmes ever announced by a large pharmaceutical manufacturer.

Bangkok Post

Pfizer to sell all its patented drugs at nonprofit price in low-income countries

Pfizer Inc will make all of its patented medicines including COVID-19 treatment Paxlovid and big-selling breast cancer drug Ibrance available at a not-for-profit price to 45 of the world's poorest countries, the drugmaker said on Wednesday.

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The Independent UK

New hope for women with advanced breast cancer as immunotherapy drug approved for NHS

Keytruda is for women with incurable secondary triple negative breast cancer and its aim is to slow disease progression.

The Guardian - UK

‘I saw an oncologist cry’: Tigray cancer patients sent home to die for lack of drugs

Doctors call for international help as Ethiopia civil war leaves terminally ill being treated with paracetamol in Mekelle hospital

The Guardian - UK

Women in England with breast cancer may qualify for drug that buys ‘precious’ time

Nice approves Keytruda, which with chemotherapy can lengthen survival of women with triple negative breast cancer

ABC News

Riverland grower has life-changing myeloma diagnosis after breaking his back

In February last year, David Coombs was diagnosed with myeloma, a complex blood cancer with no cure.

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The Independent UK

Excess weight in early to mid-adulthood linked to poorer cancer survival – study

Researchers examined the impact of BMI in early to mid-adulthood on survival rates for breast and bowel cancer.

The Independent UK

Women with advanced breast cancer get new immunotherapy on the NHS

Keytruda is for women with incurable secondary triple negative breast cancer and its aim is to slow disease progression.

Daily Mirror

Mum who began to smell burning and other 'weird' odours given just 12 months to live

Karen Rigby from St Helens was diagnosed with glioblastoma stage four in November 2020 but the 60-year-old's journey began back in 2015 when she first started experiencing symptoms

Daily Mirror

Adele Roberts says she wants to marry partner who has been 'strength' in cancer battle

Adele Roberts, 43, spoke about how her girlfriend Kate Holderness has been her "nurse, mentor and strength" after undergoing treatment for stomach cancer

Liverpool Echo

Mum who began smelling 'burning' given 12 months to live

Karen Rigby also suffered with symptoms such as deja vu

Wales Online

Prince William says men could get free pints for going to a health check

Prince William was touring a Man Van offering free health checks to men

The Guardian - UK

Understanding the aim of ‘poo in the post’ tests for bowel cancer

Letters: Damian Glancy addresses the lack of public awareness of what the test is actually meant to achieve, and its implications

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