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Young woman’s urgent bowel cancer warning after being diagnosed twice before age of 30

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The Independent UK

Cadmium warning triggers backlash from France's organic farmers

Organic farming is at the centre of a growing row in France, after health authorities said produce grown to organic standards may be just as contaminated by cadmium – a toxic heavy metal linked to cancer and bone disease – as conventional agriculture. The finding has prompted pushback from the…

Radio France Internationale

Young woman diagnosed with bowel cancer twice shares vital warning for others

‘Maybe it was naive, but I really didn't think I was going to have a recurrence during my remission' says Charlotte Rutherford

The Independent UK

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Amanda Peet is 'doing great' following cancer diagnosis

After recently revealing she was diagnosed with breast cancer last year, Amanda Peet says she is "doing great" now.

BANG Premier

SNP pledge to open ‘heart and lung MOT’ centres

The centres would screen for diseases including cancer, COPD and heart disease.

Evening Standard

Coronation Street star marks ‘up and down’ birthday after cancer diagnosis

Coronation Street star Beverley Callard has celebrated an “up and down” birthday following her breast cancer diagnosis.

The Independent UK

Chemotherapy Side Effects & Recovery Guide: What to Expect and How to Manage Symptoms

Chemotherapy drugs and cancer therapy explained with side effects, recovery timelines, and ways to manage chemo side effects effectively.

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Green Tea vs Black Tea: Which Is Healthier? (Science-Backed)

Both green tea and black are two of the most famous beverages in the world, alongside coffee. A lot of us begin our days with a cup of tea as it improves the bowel movement and helps us feel energised. In fact, we may already know that tea is filled…

Times Life

Woman spends £100 a month on ‘human food’ for her two golden retrievers

Mags Burns, a 65-year-old from Sunderland, spends £100 monthly on "human food" for her two golden retrievers, Luca and Ryder, feeding them the same meals she eats. Her decision to feed her dogs a human-grade diet stemmed from her own stage 4 breast cancer diagnosis in 2011, which prompted her…

The Independent UK

Wolf Alice debut two unreleased songs at Royal Albert Hall gig

Wolf Alice closed this year's Teenage Cancer Trust gigs with a performance at the Royal Albert Hall. The band debuted two new unreleased songs, 'Hit The Sky' and 'Gospel Oak', during their set. The gig came after performances from Manic Street Preachers on Thursday, My Bloody Valentine on Friday and…

The Independent UK

Merck Just Made a Big Bet on a New Cancer Growth Engine

Merck's $6.7 billion Terns acquisition bolsters its oncology pipeline while reinforcing its strong margins, steadily growing dividend, and long-term growth.

MarketBeat

How to check if you are eligible for bowel cancer screening and what to expect

Bowel cancer is treatable and curable, especially if diagnosed early

The Independent UK

‘Wasteful Spending’: Donald Trump spends $200M on golf, while GOP guts cancer research and begs for another $200B to bomb Middle East

It is just $10 million more than what they saved from cancer research.

We Got This Covered

Third of eligible people in England skip crucial bowel cancer screening test

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International Business Times UK

Who is Olivia Munn Married to? Actress Says There's 'No Better Person in the World' Amid Her Cancer Scare

Olivia Munn shares her emotional journey through breast cancer, highlighting the unwavering support of her husband, John Mulaney, and the importance of humor in difficult times.

The Independent UK

Third of eligible NHS patients ‘do not complete bowel cancer screening’

29 per cent of eligible people do not complete bowel screening, data suggests

The Independent UK

Vaping ‘likely’ to cause lung and oral cancers, ‘most definitive determination’ to date finds

7% of Americans use e-cigarettes, recent CDC data shows

The Guardian - AU

Vaping likely to cause lung and oral cancer, Australian researchers find in new review of evidence

‘There is no doubt that the cells and tissues of the oral cavity, the mouth and the lungs are altered by inhalation from e-cigarettes,’ academic says

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LiveScience

Pig semen component could deliver chemotherapy to hard-to-reach eye cancer, mouse study suggests

Researchers showed that "exosomes" from pig semen may be used in a potential new treatment for retinoblastoma.

The Conversation

Strongest evidence yet that vaping likely causes cancer

As early as the 1880s, there was evidence that smoking tobacco damaged your lungs. But it took almost 100 years to definitively show that smoking causes lung cancer.

The Guardian - US

CEO of Epic Games apologizes after laying off employee with terminal brain cancer

Tim Sweeney, chief of firm that created Fortnite, received backlash after worker’s wife revealed loss of life insurance

We Got This Covered

Texas woman’s beautiful friendship meets tragic end with a horrifying scream after a trip for cancer treatment

She was just looking for parking.

AAP

Vapes may cause cancer despite safer than smoking claim

Using nicotine-based vapes is likely to cause lung and oral cancer, even if e-cigarette users do not smoke tobacco, a watershed academic review has found.

International Business Times UK

How Did Prince Philip Die? King Charles' Father Reportedly Shuffled for Beer Before 'Slipping Away' at 99

Discover the untold story of Prince Philip's eight-year battle with pancreatic cancer, as revealed in a new biography by royal historian Hugo Vickers.

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Vaping Is Likely To Cause Cancer, Major New Aussie Study Finds: ‘Only A Matter Of Time’

“To our knowledge, this review is the most definitive determination that those who vape are at increased risk of cancer compared to those who don’t.”

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