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Tour de France legend Greg LeMond reveals he has been diagnosed with leukaemia

Former Tour de France champion Greg Lemond revealed on Monday that he has been diagnosed with chronic myelogenous leukaemia, a type of non-life-threatening cancer

Daily Mirror

Skin cancer symptoms – mole or blemish change could be first warning sign of cancer

With summer fast approaching, now is the time to be aware of the dangers of the sun. Continuously suffering with sunburns, not wearing protection or ignoring unusual moles or freckles could cause a host of troubles down the line

Daily Mirror

Pancreatic cancer risk linked to eating a high-fat diet, new study finds

Pancreatic cancer is considered the 10th most common cancer in the UK, with about 10,500 new cases every year. According to a new study, consuming a high-fat diet could be significantly increasing your risk

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Cancer spread could be increased by consuming palm oil, warns research

Cancer remains one of the deadliest diseases in the modern world with a variety of different types. Lifestyle factors, environmental toxins and certain foods could be linked to the major rise of cancer cases, warn experts

Daily Mirror

"Unheard of": Trial of rectal cancer drug leads to remission in every patient

"I believe this is the first time this has happened in the history of cancer."

Axios

Bareilly: Jamat Raza-e-Mustafa organises ops for poor during Urs at Aala Hazrat

BAREILLY: In a first, Urs-E-Huzoor Tajushshariah will be organised on June 6 and 7 by the Jamat Raza-e-Mustafa at the Aala Hazrat dargah. A large medical camp for those in need will be set up in Bareilly. The dargah committee will organise 51 operations for cataracts and 30 other operations…

The Times of India

Deborah James responds to criticism over Meghan Markle jibe ahead of Jubilee celebrations

Dame Deborah James has responded to critics who claimed she aimed a jibe at Meghan Markle ahead of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations

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Mum says 'it's too late for me' in 'forgotten cancer' warning

Nicola Williams now helps front a charity to make people aware of the cancer signs and symptoms

Liverpool Echo

Merger Arbitrage Mondays – Bristol Myers (BMY) Acquires Third Point Therapeutics (TPTX)

Another week and another deal with big pharma buying out a development stage oncology company. Given the real synergies to be had through young companies partnering with big pharma to leverage their manufacturing expertise and distribution networks, regulators have allowed most of them to go through and they tend to…

Benzinga

West Lothian dad set for cancer charity cycle challenge

Stephen Black will be riding all 199km of the second stage of the Tour de France

Daily Record

Five deadly rash symptoms and how to tell them apart from harmless skin issues

Most rashes are a temporary nuisance that will pass with time or be treated with creams and medicines. However, some rashes can be dangerous or even deadly, but many of them have distinct features and symptoms. This is how you spot them.

Daily Mirror

Young barista left stunned after pimple-like lump turns out to be rapidly growing breast cancer

Siobhan Harrison, now 24, of South Wales, was horrified when tests revealed she had stage 2 triple negative breast cancer

The Independent UK

How Sidhu Moosewala helped cancer patients and won his village’s admiration

In an interview with Zee Punjabi in 2021, the singer Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, better known by his stage name Sidhu Moosewala, said if he had one superpower he would “cure all cancer patients”.

Newslaundry

Novartis drug combo shows promise in childhood brain cancer

An oral drug combination by Swiss pharmaceuticals company Novartis showed promise in treating a subgroup of patients suffering from a common childhood brain cancer in a trial.

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Key sign of hard to spot cancer which kills as many people today as 40 years ago

Pancreatic cancer kills 29 people in the UK every day but the symptoms are often unclear according to experts

Daily Mirror

Pancreatic cancer warning sign - when to see GP for dull pain in back or tummy

Symptoms of pancreatic cancer can be vague - but it's important to get your symptoms checked by a doctor, as diagnosing the disease early makes it more treatable. Here's what to look out for...

Edinburgh Live

Scottish comedy Absolutely stars now from Saturday Night Live to Scots Squad

Born as a comedy show dubbed 'Scotland's answer to Monty Python' in the 1980s, before the time of Chewin’ The Fat and Still Game, Absolutely birthed some 'absolute' television legends

Wales Online

Expert answers the eight most common questions about smear tests

According to Cancer Research UK, having a smear test saves around 2,000 lives each year

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Health: Time bound eating routines may reduce cardio disease risk in older breast cancer survivors

A new study by The American College of Cardiology suggests that older breast cancer survivors with cardiometabolic may have little risk factors by restricting food consumption to eight hours during the workday. Full story on Dynamite News:

Wales Online

Three toilet habits that could be early signs of prostate cancer

“Prostate cancer can be treated effectively if detected early enough and an early diagnosis often leads to a better outcome.”

Wales Online

Red flags that could be skin cancer include signs in nails and eyes

Experts have listed five signs and symptoms you should be aware of

Manchester Evening News

Cancelled cancer surgery, no medical notes... Couple each suffer IT chaos on SAME day at different hospitals

“I am one very angry, dissatisfied and stressed cancer patient”

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: racial disparity in cancer diagnoses via screening in England

Exclusive: research finds black people are 38% less likely than white people to be diagnosed in this way

ABC News

New research finds nearly a third of melanomas found during skin checks may not be harmful, improving treatment options

The discovery means skin checks are still important but paves the way for some "exciting" research possibilities to improve the diagnosis and treatment of the disease.

Wales Online

Patients encouraged to go for cancer checks by the NHS

New television advertising campaign aims to allay people's fears of serious diseases

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