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Early detection cancer tests ‘could be part of NHS screening within a decade’

The Government has set out how it intends to transform cancer detection and treatment in a new 10-year plan.

Evening Standard

Amy Dowden ‘forever grateful’ to those who saved her from breast cancer

The Welsh dancer, 35, has documented her breast cancer treatments online, including chemotherapy and two mastectomies.

Evening Standard

Inside the NHS cancer crisis as senior doctors warn of treatment ‘disaster’

SPECIAL REPORT: The NHS can offer more treatments for cancer than ever before, but clinicians warn that staff shortages mean patients cannot get these life-saving treatments in time, as Rebecca Thomas reports

The Independent UK

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BBC radio presenter reveals wife’s diagnosis on World Cancer Day

A BBC Radio 5 Live presenter revealed his wife's cancer diagnosis during an episode of You, Me and the Big C broadcast for World Cancer Day on Wednesday, 4 February.

The Independent UK

French watchdog flags heart, lung and cancer risks as vape use grows

Vaping poses possible heart, lung and cancer risks, France’s national health agency warned on Wednesday, as it raised concerns about long-term use and the growing appeal of e-cigarettes among teenagers.

Radio France Internationale

World Cancer Day: These are the top most preventable causes of cancer, new study finds

A new study has revealed that more than one third of new cancer cases globally could be prevented by controlling common risk factors such as smoking and alcohol.

Euronews

A “Normal” Headache That Should Raise Alarm

Most of us do not think twice whenever we get a headache. For us it's completely normal and we blame it for our long hectic days, bad sleep or not drinking enough water. We take pills, take some rest and when it gets a little better we again start our…

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Calorie restriction increases the effectiveness of chemotherapy, study finds

A controlled reduction in calorie intake can increase the effectiveness of chemotherapy in the treatment of sarcomas. Research has shown that this restriction reduces tumour volume and protects healthy cells from treatment damage.

Euronews

Patients with ‘invisible’ cancer ‘waiting years for diagnosis’

There is an urgent need to speed up the diagnosis of neuroendocrine cancer.

Evening Standard

André Is an Idiot review – a riotously funny, painfully honest film about facing death

A cancer diagnosis becomes the catalyst for gallows humour, rage and hard-won emotional openness in a disarmingly frank film about how to say goodbye

The Guardian - UK

These young women all died from cancer, but they are still helping thousands of others every day

WORLD CANCER DAY: Jessica Brady, Danielle Leslie and Nina Lopes were all women who died from cancer far too young, but their legacy lives on in the laws they helped shape and the powerful messages they left behind. As new figures show cancer is on the rise among women under…

The Independent UK

Labour pledges to meet NHS cancer targets not hit since 2015 under 10-year plan

The government will also scale up robotic-assisted procedures and offer more patients genomic testing to allow for more personalised treatments

The Independent UK

The devastating impact ultra processed foods can have on a cancer patient’s life span

UPFs have been linked to poor health, including an increased risk of obesity, heart disease, cancer and early death

The Independent UK

Experts warn doctors are missing ‘invisible’ cancer diagnoses

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Patients with ‘invisible’ cancer being turned away by doctors

Neuroendocrine cancer impacts more than 6,000 people a year in England

The Guardian - UK

Three-quarters of cancer patients in England will survive by 2035, government pledges

Government to invest £2bn in NHS cancer services in England as figures show diagnosis made every 75 seconds in the UK

Evening Standard

Government says more people will survive cancer under its new 10-year plan

At present, just 60% live well five years after diagnosis but the Government wants to push this to 75%.

The Independent UK

Patriots defensive coordinator shares update on cancer diagnosis before the Super Bowl

The Patriots will be playing against the Seattle Seahawks in this year’s Super Bowl

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AAP

Financial toll hangs heavy over cancer patients

Australians undergoing cancer treatment are facing out-of-pocket expenses even when accessing the public healthcare system, data reveals.

Times Life

4 Foods Donald Trump Loves That Can Damage Your Health

Donald Trump is a president who enjoys the art of eating food. However, the only issue is that the septuagenerian leans more towards sugary, processed and fast foods when it comes to the choices of his diet. Even though he is very happy savouring these gastronomic delights, it may not…

The Independent UK

Fox News correspondent Anita Vogel returns to television months after husband’s death

Vogel’s husband died from pancreatic cancer last year

Sports Illustrated

The Tampa Bay Lightning Ran the Dumbest, Most Classless ‘Promotion’ You’ll Ever See

A cancer survivor missed out on a $1 million donation because he couldn’t make a near-impossible shot.

The Guardian - US

Fans attack ‘classless’ NHL for cutting cancer donation by $800,000 after missed shot

The NHL has received backlash after slashing a donation to cancer research by $800,000 after a missed shot during a charity promotion

The Independent UK

New research reveals the leading cause of cancer globally

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The Independent UK

Top preventable cancer causes in UK revealed – and how to cut your risk

Researchers estimate that 7.1 million of the 18.7 million cancer cases diagnosed globally in 2022 were preventable

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