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A drug that has been "revolutionary" in the treatment of melanoma has now been approved for use in cervical cancer in Australia.

Newcastle Herald

'I take it with a pinch of salt': why women question health warnings linking alcohol with breast cancer

Up to one in ten cases of breast cancer in Australia is linked to drinking alcohol. Midlife women are already at increased risk for breast cancer because of their age, and tend to drink more than younger women. That means this group is at even more risk for breast cancer.

The Conversation

Ivory Coast and Ghana boycott Cocoa Foundation meeting over price dispute

In tonight's edition: The world's two largest cocoa producers boycott a major industry meeting in Europe over a price dispute. Also, South Africa says its government will take the lead in informing the public about any imminent threat to its territory after the US embassy issued a terror alert in…

France 24

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Mum with 'sinus infection' given shattering news that 'robs her of seeing kids grow up'

Mum-of-two Jennifer Roscoe, from St Helens, Merseyside, has terminal brain cancer and says she is 'crushed' because she will not be able to see her two daughters grow up

Daily Mirror

In Knoxville, the burden of medical debt reinforces a long history of segregation

Black communities in the U.S. suffer disproportionately from health care debt. The reasons go back to segregation and a history of racist policies that have limited Black wealth.

WEKU

Irishwoman died prematurely due to doctors' failure to diagnose cancerous tumour on spine

Bridget McKeown, 68, died at a nursing home six weeks after being discharged from hospital

Irish Mirror

Mel B joins Gogglebox special to pay tribute to her 'strong' dad who 'loved TV'

Spice Girl Mel B stars in tomorrow's episode of Gogglebox for Channel 4’s Stand Up To Cancer to pay tribute to her 'beautiful' father who 'loved telly'

Irish Mirror

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Teen boy who lost dad to cancer three years ago diagnosed with leukaemia

Harley Telford told his mum 'I don't want to die' after being given the heartbreaking news last Wednesday (October 19).

Daily Record

Edinburgh dad's 'hip pain' turned out to be devastating incurable cancer

Originally believing the pain in his hip and legs was down to his sciatica, the 66-year-old had gone for further checks only to be diagnosed with myeloma, a rare blood cancer.

Edinburgh Live

The 'dark matter' of biology could help tailor future cancer treatments, new research finds

Testing for both genetic and epigenetic changes could help medical professionals accurately predict which treatments will work best for a particular person’s cancer.

Daily Record

Man, 24, told he had six months to live after going to doctors with double vision

Doctors discovered a 'brain tumour the size of a tennis ball' after Ashley Terry went to A&E

Manchester Evening News

Liver cancer red flags as charity warns of 45 per cent increase in UK cases

The charity has also said that deaths have risen compared to a decade ago.

Daily Record

Glasgow girl crowned Miss Teen Great Britain beating more than 60 other finalists

Paris Milne, who is from Newton Mearns, has been named Miss Teen Great Britain after beating girls from all around the UK to the crown at The Globe Theatre in Blackpool

Glasgow Live

Cheers to Sadie's 25 years of fundraising!

Sadie Montgomery has held a coffee morning every year for the past 25 years for Macmillan Cancer Support

Daily Record

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Lanarkshire charity members show head for heights with charity mountain climb

Members of LEAP helped to raise money for MacMillan Cancer Support

Benzinga

This Company Marks A Milestone In The March Against Cancer

Rare Cancer Day on Sept. 30 was an opportunity for many to reflect: What would they give for one more moment with their loved ones? Most people pass the day without considering the precious gift of life, without counting each opportunity they get to hug and thank the people in…

Irish Mirror

Irish woman who survived cancer and was once in coma scoops massive €135k Lotto prize and reveals how she'll spend it

This morning, she collected her prize at the National Lottery HQ

Wales Online

Celebrity Gogglebox: The full line-up of new stars joining the series

Charlotte Church and Luke Evans are flying the flag for Wales

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'I went to A&E expecting a prescription but they told me I had a brain tumour the size of a tennis ball'

Doctors told Ashley Terry he'd only have six months to live without treatment

Daily Mirror

Vaping is just as bad as cigarettes for your heart, landmark study finds

This study gives more evidence that vapes are not the risk-free alternative to smoking that companies make them out to be. Tobacco, however, is still thought to be worse for health than e-cigarettes because of its connection lung cancer and breathing issues

Wales Online

15-year-old boy tells family "I don't want to die" after he is diagnosed with leukaemia

Harley Telford, 15, is being treated in Leeds General Infirmary after developing lumps and bumps in the five weeks before his diagnosis

The Independent UK

Nightwish singer Floor Jansen to undergo surgery as she’s diagnosed with breast cancer

‘I want to see my daughter grow into a woman; I want to live!’ musician wrote

Daily Record

Janey Godley set to release two new books based on adventures with her sausage dog

The Scots comedian's new book is based on adventures with her dog Honey.

The Independent UK

PhD student, 35, diagnosed with breast cancer after spotting sign applying sunscreen

Charlotte Nash-Pye found a lump in her right breast just weeks before her wedding

The Conversation

The unusual ways viruses and parasites use their cell membranes to spread – and how scientists are fighting back

Cell membranes make up the exterior of all cells and are a basic structure found in most living organisms. But they can also help parasites survive in the human body, play an important part in cancer growth and enclose and protect deadly viruses, including the one that causes COVID. Scientists…

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