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Kimberley Walsh shares emotional plans for Girls Aloud to honour Sarah Harding's wishes

Kimberley Walsh has revealed there are plans 'bubbling' away to help Girls Aloud raise money for cancer research in Sarah Harding's memory, starting with next month's Race For Life

Daily Mirror

Thousands of women with breast cancer could benefit from new NHS-approved pill

A clinical trial found that people taking the drug alongside hormone therapy had a more than 30% better chance of their cancer not coming back

Daily Mirror

Ecuador seeks partner to stop gas flaring as anger rises in the Amazon

Ecuador oil company Petroecuador says it is working to shut down gas flares in the Amazon to comply with a court-imposed deadline, but progress is too slow for nearby communities who allege the flares cause cancer and other illnesses.

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Brave amputee's campaign to collect stamps for vital cancer research secures MSP's backing

Ayr politician Siobhian Brown is urging traders and businesses to become stamp collections points and support Jacqui Napier.

Daily Record

NHS to offer women in England drug that cuts recurrence of breast cancer

Abemaciclib can improve chances of certain type of cancer not returning after surgery by more than 30%

The Guardian - UK

Frustrations grow as cancer treatment centre at Mount Gambier remains at funding roadblock

Adelaide or Warrnambool are the only options for Limestone Coast residents needing radiation therapy due to a "politicised" funding decision, says the local Liberal MP.

ABC News

Dame Deborah James finds being on UK newspaper front pages ‘quite surreal’

News of her trip to Royal Ascot has featured on editions of national mastheads including The Sun and Daily Mail.

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New NHS breast cancer pill can cut recurrence of disease

The twice-daily pill reduces the risk of cancer returning once a tumour has been removed

The Independent UK

About 4,000 women with breast cancer could benefit from new twice-daily pill

The drug, made by Eli Lilly, is suitable for those with hormone receptor-positive, HER2-negative, node-positive early breast cancer.

The Independent UK

US Senate passes bill to help veterans exposed to toxic burn pits

The bill would benefit some 3.5 million veterans who developed cancer and other illnesses after being exposed to fumes.

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Deborah James makes final TV appearance after revealing doctors gave her just days to live

Dame Deborah James has revealed how she had a "gut instinct that something wasn't right" before her bowel cancer diagnosis as she speaks out in final TV appearance

Daily Mirror

Thousands to benefit after drug is approved for post-surgery breast cancer patients

The twice-daily pill makes it up to 30 per cent more likely that disease will not return

Wales Online

Emotional mother-in-law says she no longer has to ‘carry’ late veteran ‘on shoulders’ as burn pits bill passes

The SFC Heath Robinson Honoring our PACT Act passed the Senate on Thursday – on the ninth birthday of the late Sergeant Robinson’s daughter

The Independent UK

4 Genomics Stocks to Consider Buying After the Crash

The genomics industry is poised to grow significantly in 2022, driven by strong demand amid the increasing need for personalized medicine and the rising population with serious illnesses. Thus, beaten-down genomics stocks Invitae (NVTA), Editas Medicine (EDIT), Intellia Therapeutics (NTLA), and CRISPR Therapeutics (CRSP) could be ideal investments now.

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Deborah James says she’s ‘in limbo’ after outliving life expectancy diagnosis

‘I find myself living in limbo land, not really knowing what the future holds and for how long’, she said.

The Canberra Times

Time is running out for permanent cancer surgery unit in Canberra

A group of doctors have been lobbying both the territory and federal government for funding for a permanent surgery unit.

The Canberra Times

Charlotte wins the day with beautiful gesture for her friend Ka'ili

The power of a friend was on full display at Queanbeyan South Public School on Thursday.

Daily Mirror

Emmerdale's Faith reveals terminal cancer diagnosis after Cain's cruel jibe

Emmerdale's Faith Dingle finally told her loved ones that her cancer had returned, after weeks of keeping it a secret on the ITV soap

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The Independent UK

Paul Parker questions Harry Kane’s England starting spot after Hungary showing

England were comfortably beaten in the Nations League clash at Molineux.

Leeds Live

Leeds woman's 1,240 mile bike trek after injuries almost ended her cycling career

Margaret Allison and her team have raised £50,000 for a cancer support charity.

Newsroom.co.nz

Giving away our best water

Water bottling companies are getting our very best water for free while a large and growing number of us get nitrate-contaminated drinking water through municipal supplies, says Dr Mike Joy

Edinburgh Live

Terrified West Lothian locals spot 'cursed' doll in local charity shop

The 5ft figurine which comes with a certificate and the smaller child doll is on sale for a bargain £25 in the West Lothian Cancer Research store

Benzinga

Plus Therapeutics Concludes Enrolment In Initial-Stage Study Of Cerebrospinal Fluid Cancer Setting

Plus Therapeutics (NASDAQ: PSTV) has concluded patient enrolment in the first cohort of the ReSPECT-LM Phase 1/2a dose escalation clinical trial of Rhenium-186 NanoLiposome (186RNL) for the treatment of leptomeningeal metastases (LM).

Wales Online

Dame Deborah James goes to Ascot and says she 'ain’t dead yet'

The cancer campaigner spent a day at the races with her brother

Daily Mirror

'Mobile phones don't increase your brain cancer risk, new study proves'

Dr Miriam Stoppard discusses how fears about radio waves sparked theories about mobile phones causing brain tumours - but examination of data from 776,000 people rules it out

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