Exercise should be prescribed to all cancer patients, and not to do so would be harmful, some of Australia's leading experts on cancer have warned... READ MORE›
Liz Hughes, 67, died of complications due to breast cancer surrounded by loved ones -- including her husband Doug Rushton, children Lauren... READ MORE›
Public Health England confirmed that it had contracted out the helpline to Serco... READ MORE›
Women receiving breast cancer treatment, including those with a terminal diagnosis, may also receive letters informing them of missed screenings in the coming months... READ MORE›
Greenwood said that many breast cancers are still found by women themselves, and recommended that women concerned about missing their test should contact their doctors... READ MORE›
NHS Breast Cancer Screening Error Hundreds Of Women Had Their Lives Shortened, Jeremy Hunt Admits... READ MORE›
Ovarian cancer diagnoses 'will rise 55 percent in the next 20 years'... READ MORE›
I am the first cervical cancer patient in Ireland to get access to this drug... READ MORE›
On January 29 this year Ms Phelan was given between six months and 12 months to live, counsel said... READ MORE›
Aggressive combinations of surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy can often completely eliminate cancerous cells that haven't yet accumulated too many mutations... READ MORE›
The engineering and IT conglomerate developed the basic technology to detect breast or colon cancer from urine samples two years ago... READ MORE›
The National Bowel Cancer screening program has been running for over a decade, targeting Australians aged between 50 and 74... READ MORE›
Sue's cells have developed a gene sequence effective against cancer... READ MORE›
Ex-Tory health secretary admits cuts and staff shortages slowed roll-out of bowel cancer checks... READ MORE›
To mark 150 years since the discovery of the bones, a team of researchers, including anthropologist Philippe Charlier, re-examined the remains... READ MORE›
Studies in humans suggest that if anything, coffee is protective for some types of cancer, she said... READ MORE›
The Council for Education and Research on Toxics sued ready-to-drink coffee companies in 2010 for not providing cancer-hazard warnings due to the acrylamide content... READ MORE›
Lead investigator Christian Hinrichs of the National Cancer Institute told Scott the news at her follow-up visit to the NIH in February... READ MORE›
The San Francisco-based company is due to post updates at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting in June... READ MORE›
O George Monbiot's response to his diagnosis and forthcoming radical surgery for prostate cancer is impressive and inspiring for others in similar position... READ MORE›
A study of 34,000 adults found those with high levels of Vitamin D had a 20 per cent lower chance of cancer... READ MORE›
Former 'BBC Breakfast' host Bill Turnbull has revealed he has prostate cancer... READ MORE›
Cancer Research UK's hunt for finding early stages of aggressive prostate cancer is not over... READ MORE›
Abi Tilley, 23, from Sleaford in Lincolnshire, lost her mother Anne, 56, to pancreatic cancer in October 2016... READ MORE›
Instead, it seems like something about the experience of enduring cancer when young increases the risk of long-term mental health problems, he said... READ MORE›
He said The burden of cancer on individuals and on society will grow, unless significant progress is made on improved prevention, early diagnosis and treatment... READ MORE›
A woman who was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2010 was one of two patients misdiagnosed with breast cancer at St James' Hospital, RTE Investigates reports... READ MORE›
My active treatment for breast cancer ended some time ago, but I am still struggling... READ MORE›
Both of these changes greatly reduced breast cancer's ability to spread... READ MORE›
The Prize is an annual international prize in cancer research awarded to individual researchers or research groups... READ MORE›
Pregnancy to cost 425 percent more under Donald Trump's health plan compared to Obamacare... READ MORE›
California health officials said 111 terminally ill people have legally ended their lives since the state passed aA right-to-die law in 2016, according to a reportA released Tuesday... READ MORE›
The news of father's illness has affected every one of us in the McCain family... READ MORE›
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, which runs St James's, has apologised to Schofield and said it would no longer send the leaflets... READ MORE›
But because Szukits was still getting chemotherapy not to cure her, but to reduce her symptoms they were denied access to a palliative care physician... READ MORE›
Among the 20 most-populous countries, the highest level of obesity among children and young adults was in the U.S., at nearly 13 percent ... READ MORE›
But human brains, brain tumors and genetic signatures are far more complex than what scientists are able to study in animals, Sanai said... READ MORE›
George Alagiah, the BBC newsreader, is to undergo medical treatment for cancer after the disease returned for a second time... READ MORE›
Eileen Rapley, 74, a retired art teacher from London, entered the trial after being diagnosed with lung cancer a year ago... READ MORE›
Callan also shares his love of Star Wars with his 2-year-old brother Ari... READ MORE›
Evidence for any other cancers linked to drinking coffee was also inconclusive... READ MORE›
There is a trend associating alcohol consumption with breast cancer, but the precise mechanisms are still not understood, she said... READ MORE›
She had 100 percent bone marrow cancer and 90 percent skeleton cancer, her mother Judith told Independent.ie... READ MORE›
The Federal Government steps up its efforts to improve the abysmally low survival rates for rare cancers, tipping in 26 million to fund 19 clinical trials... READ MORE›
In poorer countries, some children's cancers are never diagnosed and their deaths will not be investigated... READ MORE›
Kadycla is for people with Her2 breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body and cannot be removed through surgery... READ MORE›
The entire pharma industry relies on basic science that reveals the underlying nature of health and disease, Yancopoulos said... READ MORE›
We want to believe that death is optional, so we don't talk about it, and we don't make plans for our deaths... READ MORE›
Deborah Alsina, chief executive of Bowel Cancer UK, said the waiting times present a worrying picture for patients ... READ MORE›
The Nobel committee said Liu Xiaobo was the foremost symbol of the human rights struggle in China... READ MORE›
Early-phase study of drug that mimics folic acid to attack ovarian cancer cells could hold promise for women who stop responding to traditional treatment... READ MORE›
Computers could start diagnosing patients' illnesses within the next few years as artificial intelligence increasingly ousts doctors from their traditional roles, NHS leaders believe... READ MORE›
The researchers collected blood samples from 49 men at the Royal Marsden with advanced prostate cancer enrolled in the phase II clinical trial of olaparib... READ MORE›
Thousands of people diagnosed with cancer in A E every year have visited their GP three times or more with symptoms, research has shown... READ MORE›
But Newstead said the study did not look at the effect of antibiotics on the colon and caution must be taken... READ MORE›
By using nanotechnology, Dr Nasiri can make the sensor supersensitive to the nanoparticles in breath and calculate the concentration of that biomarker... READ MORE›
An experimental treatment that involves injecting a virus into the bloodstream of lung cancer patients has begun clinical trials at hospitals in Ottawa and Hamilton... READ MORE›
She talked about blood and cancer levels and what she thought would be the next step... READ MORE›
It's time Indigenous people began openly dealing with the impact of cancer on their health, he said... READ MORE›
The Welsh Government said proton beam therapy will be available at the centre to NHS Wales patients with certain cancers within the next year ... READ MORE›
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