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'IT TAKES LONGER TO RECOVER FROM CANCER THAN TO BE TREATED,' YOUNG ADULT CANCER SURVIVOR STRESSES
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›
HOW HOLES IN OUR CANCER SERVICES ARE PUTTING LIVES AT RISK WITH LATE DIAGNOSES
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›
IN THERAPY - THE EMOTIONAL LEGACY OF BREAST CANCER
My active treatment for breast cancer ended some time ago, but I am still struggling... READ MORE›
SHOULD I STOP EATING ASPARAGUS TO HALT CANCER'S SPREAD?
Both of these changes greatly reduced breast cancer's ability to spread... READ MORE›
CHINA'S CANCER RESEARCHER SHARES 2018'S SJOBERG PRIZE OF SWEDEN
The Prize is an annual international prize in cancer research awarded to individual researchers or research groups... READ MORE›
EARLY PROSTATE CANCER KEPT AT BAY IN TWO STUDIES FOR HIGH-RISK MEN
'Catalyst for Change' The new study being presented at the annual Genitourinary Cancers Symposium in San Francisco involved 1,400 patients with early stage prostate cancer... READ MORE›
"BOTH OF MY CHILDREN WERE DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER."
He was diagnosed with Wilms tumour, a rare form of kidney cancer... READ MORE›
FACTS AND QUOTES ABOUT FIGHTING THE DISEASE
More than 1.6 million Americans are diagnosed each year. Globally, more than 14 million people learn they have cancer every year... READ MORE›
PROSTATE CANCER KILLS MORE PEOPLE THAN BREAST CANCER FOR FIRST TIME, NEW FIGURES REVEALA
Prostate cancer has overtaken breast cancer to become the third deadliest type of the disease in Britain, new research has found... READ MORE›
A?100 GENE TESTS COULD IDENTIFY MEN WITH THREE TIMES THE CHANCE OF DEADLY PROSTATE CANCERA
New ?100 tests could identify men with three times the average risk of developing deadly prostate cancer... READ MORE›
COLOMBIAN VISUALLY IMPAIRED WOMEN HELP DETECT BREAST CANCER
At the hospital, physicians found that checks carried out by the blind auxiliary assistants had better results than those with the regular evaluation... READ MORE›
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PROCESSED MEATS RANK ALONGSIDE SMOKING AS CANCER CAUSES WHO
Eating red meat is also linked to pancreatic and prostate cancer the IARC says... READ MORE›
A 'HUGE MILESTONE': APPROVAL OF CANCER-HUNTING VIRUS SIGNALS NEW TREATMENT ERA
Imlygic programs viruses to attack only cancer cells and gives patients more humane options potentially a complete change in the game in treatment... READ MORE›
JESSICA WHELAN: GIRL IN HEARTBREAKING PICTURE SHARED WORLDWIDE DIES AGED FOUR
The family said the money would be donated to childhood cancer research... READ MORE›
BILLIONAIRE ANNOUNCES $250 MILLION IN CANCER IMMUNOTHERAPY FUNDING
Cancer immunotherapy will get a hefty doseA of its own moonshot today when tech billionaire Sean Parker announces 250 million in funding slated for six cancer centers... READ MORE›
INCREASED RISK OF 11 TYPES OF CANCER LINKED TO BEING OVERWEIGHT, RESEARCHERS WARN
Study shows strong evidence of a link between excess body fat and cancers of the colon, breast, pancreas and ovary among others... READ MORE›
CANCER RATES SET TO INCREASE SIX TIMES FASTER IN WOMEN THAN MEN
The watchdog estimates that around 5,500 people in England - out of 45,000 new diagnoses of breast cancer each year - would be eligible for treatment with palbociclib... READ MORE›
TALLER PEOPLE MORE LIKELY TO GET CANCER, SAY RESEARCHERS
So the level of growth hormone someone has could affect cancer risk by pushing up cell numbers, he said... READ MORE›
BACON, SAUSAGE AND OTHER PROCESSED MEATS CAUSE CANCER
Processed meats cause cancer and red meat probably does too World Health Organisation... READ MORE›
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY SAYS WOMEN SHOULD START MAMMOGRAMS AT 45
In the 1980s, the American Cancer Society ran ads telling women, If you haven't had a mammogram, you need more than your breasts examined... READ MORE›
CANCER DIAGNOSIS 'WITHIN FOUR WEEKS' UNDER NEW CARE PLAN
NHS England's cancer taskforce is also replacing old radiotherapy machines and increasing specialist staff to ensure it delivers world class cancer care... READ MORE›
SMOKING A PACK A DAY CAUSES 150 MUTATIONS IN EVERY LUNG CELL, RESEARCH SHOWS
Smoking a pack a day causes 150 mutations in every lung cell, research shows... READ MORE›
SECOND OPINION: BAD NEWS FOR WINE LOVERS
There is a trend associating alcohol consumption with breast cancer, but the precise mechanisms are still not understood, she said... READ MORE›
CBC OTTAWA'S LUCY VAN OLDENBARNEVELD RETURNS TO WORK
People wrote notes of encouragement and support and I heard from countless women who had gone through breast cancer themselves... READ MORE›
"TWO YEARS CANCER FREE, NEUROBLASTOMA YOU WON'T BEAT ME!"
She had 100 percent bone marrow cancer and 90 percent skeleton cancer, her mother Judith told Independent.ie... READ MORE›
BREAST CANCER DRUG THAT CAN EXTEND LIVES APPROVED FOR NHS USE
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›
OVARIAN CANCER DRUG 'MOST SIGNIFICANT' PBS LISTING IN 30 YEARS
The quality of life for hundreds of women with advanced ovarian cancer is set to improve with an effective new drug treatment listed on the PBS... READ MORE›
BREAST CANCER DRUG REJECTED FOR NHS USE ON COST-BENEFIT GROUNDS
Danni Manzi, of Breast Cancer Care, said While we understand the pressure around budgets, it is ultimately patients who suffer... READ MORE›
4,500-YEAR-OLD SKELETON UNEARTHED IN SIBERIA IS FOUND RIDDLED WITH HOLES
The world's oldest cancer? Disease found in 4,500-year-old skeleton... READ MORE›
OVER 130,000 PATIENTS A YEAR ARE NOT RECEIVING VITAL NHS CANCER CARE ON TIME
Over 130,000 patients a year are not receiving vital NHS cancer care on time... READ MORE›
AN OPEN LETTER TO ANY WOMAN RECENTLY DIAGNOSED WITH BREAST CANCER
You might not want to talk yet, but when you're ready, support is available from organisations like Breast Cancer Care, Macmillan, Maggie's and on-line groups... READ MORE›
CANCER SYMPTOMS OFTEN MISSED BY GPS IN ENGLAND, STUDY SUGGESTS
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›
BREAST CANCER SYMPTOMS ARE 'MORE THAN A LUMP', THESE ARE THE SIGNS WE FORGET TO LOOK FOR
Breast cancer symptoms are more than a lump these are the signs we forget to look for... READ MORE›
NHS UNDER PRESSURE FROM INCREASE IN CANCER SURVIVORS, REPORT WARNS
Around 625,000 people in UK are facing poor health or disability after cancer treatment, Macmillan researchers find... READ MORE›
CANCER PATIENTS BEGIN EXPERIMENTAL VIRAL TREATMENT
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›
"MY DREAM IS TO HAVE THIS FOR EVERY WOMAN"
Although young women are less likely to get breast cancer, their survival rates are much lower... READ MORE›
BREAST CANCER DRUG APPROVED FOR NHS USE AFTER PRICE CUT
Perjeta can help shrink breast cancer tumours before patients undergo surgery to remove them... READ MORE›
FACEBOOK APOLOGISES FOR REMOVING BREAST CANCER AWARENESS VIDEO
Facebook has apologised for removing a video on breast cancer awareness posted by a Swedish group, saying it was incorrectly taken out... READ MORE›
SCIENTISTS LOOK IN THE TOILET IN SEARCH FOR NEW CANCER TREATMENT
Her firm has invested in Enterome and four other companies working on cancer microbiome projects... READ MORE›
BREAST CANCER STUDY FINDS 'ASTONISHING' DRUG COMBINATION THAT GIVES RESULTS
HER2 positive breast cancer is more likely to come back after treatment than some other types of breast cancer... READ MORE›
TRIAL TO INVESTIGATE LINK BETWEEN WEIGHT, FITNESS AND CANCER RECURRENCE
Women who are overweight or obese have a higher risk of breast cancer... READ MORE›