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The Latest Breaking News from Chemotherapy

Irish Cancer Society urgently seeking volunteer drivers in Dublin

The charity is looking for people to drive patients who are undergoing chemotherapy to hospitals

Dublin Live

'Race against time' for 18-month-old leukaemia patient being treated in Nottingham

She is suffering from a rare genetic condition and needs a donor

Nottingham Post

Dad diagnosed with cancer forced to work to feed kids during chemotherapy treatment

Lewis Griffiths, 33, was exhausted from chemotherapy but needed to keep working in order to pay the bills.

Daily Record

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Mum had 'gut feeling' something was wrong with her son after holiday

Jessica Neal is urging parents to "trust your instincts"

Liverpool Echo

‘Trust Your Instincts’ Says Mom Who Detected Child’s Rare Cancer

Jessica, 35, and Lee Neal, 38, noticed son Ted's face was swelling while they were on vacation.

Zenger

Recap Of Tuesday's Biotech Catalysts - End Of the Day Summary

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted Fast Track designation for Merck's (NYSE:MRK) lead asset MK-2060 for the reduction in risk of major thrombotic cardiovascular events in patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD). Merck shares traded in a range of $89.72 to $90.97 on day volume of 5.2…

Benzinga

Dad 'exhausted from gruelling chemo had to work to keep the lights on' for his children

Lewis Griffiths, from Cardiff, put all his savings into a business not long before he was diagnosed with cancer leaving him with very little money to cover times when chemotherapy left him too sick and exhausted to work

Daily Mirror

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'I was exhausted from chemo but had to work to keep the lights on for my children'

Chemotherapy wiped out 33-year-old cancer patient Lewis Griffiths but he had to keep working to feed his children and pay for energy bills

Wales Online

Mum warns to 'trust your instincts' after son's swollen eye was sign of fatal cancer

Jessica Neal trusted her gut after spotting something different in her son's eyes - she's now urging parents to trust their instincts if they think something is wrong

Daily Mirror

Mum's warning after subtle change in baby son's eye led to devastating, fatal cancer diagnosis

Jessica, 35, said her motherly instinct gave her 'eight more happy months' with son Ted before he died

Manchester Evening News

Mum spotting tiny change in toddler's face led to devastating diagnosis

'I’m so glad I trusted my instincts as I think we would have lost him sooner if I hadn’t. It gave us that eight months with him'

Wales Online

Call for blood donors to help poorly tots like Dumfries toddler Orla

Angela Kearney’s little granddaughter Orla is preparing for her third round of chemotherapy in a bid to beat eye cancer, retinoblastoma.

Daily Record

Family of Scots baby diagnosed with cancer at nine months old urge people to donate blood

Orla was diagnosed with retinoblastoma, a cancer of the eye, and will need six rounds of chemotherapy.

Daily Record

Nottingham business owner hopes to secure future of cafe on busy city centre street

GB Cafe has been in Sneinton for 12 years

Nottingham Post

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Daily Record

Dying mum with six months to live 'can't make memories' due to huge energy costs

Mum-of-two Tammy Prescott has been left housebound after going through chemotherapy, because she can't afford to make memories with her family.

Daily Mirror

Dying mum given six months to live 'can't make memories' due to massive energy bills

Mum-of-two Tammy Prescott has been left housebound after going through chemotherapy, because she can't afford to make memories with her family

Bristol Post

Kate Middleton wore a pink dress to make five-year-old girl's dreams come true

Mila Sneddon, who was undergoing chemotherapy at the time, wished to see a real princess wearing her favourite colour

The Independent UK

Woman who was ‘terrified’ of breast cancer diagnosed twice before turning 30

Jade Townsend was so sick she was hospitalised in response to chemotherapy drugs

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'Supermum' given heartbreaking diagnosis one day after arriving home from hen do

Kaleigh Prentice had to undergo intense chemotherapy and a double mastectomy after being diagnosed with breast cancer.

Bangkok Post

Compassion is key

The most common cancer in Thai women, breast cancer is seeing a rising number of new cases while the average age of those diagnosed with the malignancy tends to be younger. According to figures from the National Cancer Institute, about 49 women in Thailand are diagnosed with breast cancer every…

Benzinga

Recap Of Wednesday's Biotech Catalysts - End Of the Day Summary

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has accepted for review MediWound’s (NASDAQ:MDWD) recently re-submitted Biologics License Application (BLA) for its lead asset NexoBrid for eschar removal (debridement) in adults with deep partial-thickness and/or full-thickness thermal burns. MediWound shares traded in a range of $1.6 to $1.76 on a day…

Daily Record

Janey Godley gives health update to fans after getting cancer all clear

Janey took to Twitter to give her fans an update as she's weeks on from her last chemotherapy session.

The Times of India

West Bengal: Cancer drug rates under Swasthya Sathi capped

KOLKATA: The Bengal government, which from mid-July started settling Swasthya Sathi claims directly instead of re-routing it through insurance companies, has now decided to cap package rates for cancer, orthopaedic, neurosurgery and pain-management procedures. It has also fixed rates for 129 cancer drugs while weeding out several expensive ones from…

The Guardian - AU

When a patient’s survival is dwarfed by the logistics of treatment, oncologists need to talk about ‘time toxicity’

The diagnosis of a life-limiting illness underlines the importance of knowing not only how much time is left but also how and where it will be spent

Daily Record

Ground-breaking research by Tayside doctors and scientists could lead to new treatments for ovarian cancer

A team of doctors and scientists in NHS Tayside and the University of Dundee has uncovered important new information about how ovarian cancer cells become resistant

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