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Drew Barrymore reveals breast cancer 'scare'

Drew Barrymore has revealed that she recently had a breast cancer "scare" following a "bad mammogram".

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8 Medical Conditions That Can Wipe Out Your Retirement Savings

You’ve spent decades building your retirement nest egg—but one serious medical diagnosis can drain it in a matter of months. Even with Medicare, supplemental insurance,...

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Grateful Dead's Donna Jean Godchaux Dies in Nashville After Cancer Battle

Donna Jean Godchaux, the only woman to perform full-time with the Grateful Dead, has died at 78 after a long battle with cancer. Her career spanned Muscle Shoals soul sessions to psychedelic rock stages.

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Despite Vow to Protect Health Care for Veterans, VA Losing Doctors and Nurses

Impact of understaffing, facility closures and waiting times has been

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DJ Carey sentenced to five and a half years in prison for ‘reprehensible’ cancer fraud

The judge said that DJ Carey’s victims lost money and “a certain amount of belief in humanity”.

Evening Standard

Irish sports star jailed over ‘reprehensible’ fake cancer fraud

DJ Carey was one of the most acclaimed figures in GAA history

The Independent UK

‘On it!’ Trump vows to help cancer-stricken Dilbert creator after public plea to ‘save my life’

Comic strip creator says he’s lost the use of part of his hand as stage 4 cancer progresses

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Can AI Help Prostate Cancer Patients? Oxford Study Attempt to Determine Its Benefits

The study is set to determine whether AI is capable of helping doctors in making better treatment decisions for prostate cancer

International Business Times UK

Strictly professional to undergo second cancer operation this week

Strictly Come Dancing professional Amy Dowden has announced she is scheduled to undergo another mastectomy this week. The dancer clarified that the upcoming surgery is not to treat a new cancer diagnosis. Dowden's medical team is confident that, all going well, she can expect a straightforward recovery. She expressed her…

The Independent UK

Strictly dancer Amy Dowden reveals she is to undergo ‘another mastectomy’

The 35-year-old Welsh star said the surgery was ‘not to treat a new cancer diagnosis’ but came following an appointment with her medical team.

Evening Standard

Trump Offers Help To 'Dilbert' Creator's Cancer Fight

President Donald Trump said Sunday he would help "Dilbert" creator Scott Adams obtain a cancer drug after the cartoonist asked for assistance on social media, saying the move could give him "a fighting chance" amid metastatic prostate cancer.

Benzinga

'On It': Trump Responds to 'Dilbert' Creator Scott Adams' Plea for Medical Help Amid Brutal Cancer Battle

US President Donald Trump has intervened after 'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams publicly sought his help to secure a schedule of his delayed cancer treatment.

International Business Times UK

AI study aims to transform prostate cancer treatment

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NHS trials AI prostate cancer tool that could ‘massively improve’ treatment

Difficulty in assessing disease severity means some men are undergoing invasive procedures

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NHS hospitals to test AI tool that helps diagnose and treat prostate cancer

Three-year study will test biopsy analysis tool shown in trials to identify men likely to benefit from certain drugs

Evening Standard

Study to determine if AI can make better treatment decisions for prostate cancer

The Vanguard Path study is led by researchers at the University of Oxford and funded with £1.9 million from the charity Prostate Cancer UK.

The Conversation

Here’s why people with mental illness die, on average, 11 years earlier than other Australians

If you know five people, the chances are at least one is living with a mental health condition. More than 8.5 million Australians will need mental health treatment in their lifetime for depression, anxiety, substance use and or psychosis.

The Guardian - UK

This is how we do it: ‘My cancer is terminal, but sex is its own form of healing’

When they met, Joe awakened Jess’s sexuality. Now, after his cancer diagnosis, Jess is helping Joe enjoy his body, ‘the way he taught me to find pleasure in mine’

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The Independent UK

Voices: ‘Everything is either anxiety or your period’: Readers share experiences of being dismissed by NHS GPs

YOUR VIEWS: Our community has shared stories of misdiagnosis, delayed care, and battles with serious illnesses like bowel cancer and MS

AAP

'Silent killer' - pancreatic cancer cases on the rise

"This is the stuff you die from" - survivors and researchers are warning Australians not ignore symptoms with pancreatic cancer cases on the rise.

The Independent UK

More than half of Americans underestimate the link between how much they drink and cancer

People who drink alcohol are more likely to believe it has no effect on cancer risk

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Ryan Seacrest announces death of his father Gary Seacrest aged 81

In a moving social media post, Ryan Seacrest announced the death of his father Gary Seacrest aged 81.

Evening Standard

Former hurler DJ Carey told to expect custodial sentence in cancer fraud case

He pleaded guilty in July to ten counts of inducing people to give him money after fraudulently claiming to have cancer.

The Independent UK

Ryan Seacrest announces his father has died in heartbreaking tribute: ‘My best friend’

The TV host revealed his father’s prostate cancer diagnosis in July

LiveScience

One molecule could usher revolutionary medicines for cancer, diabetes and genetic disease — but the US is turning its back on it

The U.S. government is divesting from mRNA vaccines, but will other uses of the technology be spared? In a time of uncertainty, scientists worry that revolutionary treatments for cancer, immune dysfunction and genetic disease may be left on the lab bench.

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