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Lung cancer screening hidden racial bias

A 2019 study found that screening eligibility rules disproportionately excluded Black smokers. Little has changed

Salon

The Science Quiz | On World Cancer Day

The Hindu' science quiz on the World Cancer Day.’

The Hindu

We need educational campaigns for cancer awareness, not death stunts

It only took 2 posts on social media to shake the belief, trust, and conscience of the entire nation in connection with a deadly disease. Actor Poonam Pandey, who is always in the news for her controversial life, made it to the headlines on February 2 after a post on…

The Times of India

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Poonam Pandey says 'I'm alive' after reports of her death from cervical cancer

Model-actor Poonam Pandey says 'I'm alive' after reports of her death from cervical cancer. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

A Place in the Sun presenter Jonnie Irwin dies after lung cancer battle

His family announced his death on Friday 'with heavy hearts'

Evening Standard

Unmask cancer initiative launched

CHENNAIApollo Cancer Centres launches 'Unmask Cancer' to eliminate stigma and discrimination, dispelling myths about cancer.

The Hindu

New NHS centre in Wembley aiming to tackle health inequalities

New centre will offer 30,000 tests a year for cancer and other serious illnesses

Evening Standard

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Cervical cancer kills over 70k in India annually: Doc explains why HPV vaccine is a must for girls

The news of actor Poonam Pandey's death has shocked everyone. As per a social media post made by her manager, the 32-year-old actor from Kanpur succumbed to cervical cancer today. Pandey was a known model and reality TV star.

The Times of India

One cancer survivor story as volunteers converge on the Kentucky State Capitol

Tina Barrett is entering her seventh year of her journey with cancer. She was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017, then came a double mastectomy and lots of chemotherapy. The central Kentucky woman said for the next three years all was good until she fell in early 2022

WEKU

Lloyd Austin apologizes for hiding cancer diagnosis in press conference

In his first press conference after a secret battle with prostate cancer, Secretary Lloyd Austin took responsibility and apologized for keeping it undisclo...

Top News

Louisiana governor accused of using public records law to intimidate EPA and ‘Cancer Alley’ community

Deep south state escalates its fight against environmental protection with ‘rare’ use of public record laws

The Guardian - US

“Cheetahs Are Extremely Inbred”: 50 Interesting Genetics Facts You May Have Missed At School

Someone asked “What is a genetics fact that not a lot of people know?” and people detailed their best bits of info. The post “Cheetahs Are Extremely Inbred”: 50 Interesting Genetics Facts You May Have Missed At School first appeared on Bored Panda.

Bored Panda

'Lock Upp' fame Poonam Pandey dies of cervical cancer, says her manager

Actor and model Poonam Pandey passed away on Friday at the age of 32 due to cervical cancer. Read further on Dynamite news:

Dynamite News

Actor Poonam Pandey dies of cancer: All about Cervical cancer, the silent killer

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The Guardian - UK

Progress on cancer survival in UK at slowest in 50 years, study finds

Experts blame austerity as rate of advance in improving prognosis has slowed markedly since 2010

WEKU

The breast cancer burden in lower income countries is even worse than we thought

The World Health Organization has just released the latest worldwide statistics of the global burden of cancer. Here are five takeaways from WHO's top expert on cancer.

International Business Times

US Defense Chief Apologizes For Secrecy Over Cancer

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin apologized on Thursday for concealing his prostate cancer diagnosis and hospitalization from President Joe Biden, the rest of the government, and the American public.

WEKU

Defense Secretary Austin says he didn't handle news of hospitalization 'right'

The remarks cap a tumultuous few weeks for Austin after it emerged that he was hospitalized on New Year's Day and that no one knew for days that he had undergone surgery for prostate cancer.

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U.S. Defense Secretary Austin admits mistake, Iran's involvement in Jordan attack

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin discusses his cancer diagnosis, addressing the decision to not inform the President early on. He also highlights Iran's...

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Defense Secretary Austin apologizes for lack of transparency over illness

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin addresses questions regarding his illness and emphasizes the importance of raising awareness about prostate cancer in t...

The Guardian - US

Pentagon chief says he should have handled cancer diagnosis better

Lloyd Austin says he was shaken by news of prostate cancer but he should have told Joe Biden and the public sooner

Al Jazeera

New cancer cases to soar 77 percent by 2050, WHO predicts

There were an estimated 20 million new cancer cases in 2022, with more than 35 million new cases predicted by 2050.

Top News

Defense Secretary Austin apologizes for not disclosing cancer diagnosis promptly

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin addresses the death of three service members and his recent hospitalization, taking responsibility for not disclosing h...

The Guardian - UK

Global cancer cases to rise by more than 75% by 2050, WHO predicts

World Health Organization says lower-income countries will record the biggest proportional increases

Evening Standard

Cancer gene test to be offered to thousands of people with Jewish ancestry

NHS England is rolling out a national BRCA gene testing programme to pick up changes that push up cancer risk, with anyone over 18 with Jewish ancestry offered a simple saliva test

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