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Accident reveals mother's hidden breast cancer

An Australian mother's bizarre household accident unexpectedly revealed an aggressive breast cancer, transforming a moment of panic into a potentially life-saving diagnosis.

Football prodigy, 20, dies from rare cancer

A grieving mother shares the tragic story of her 20-year-old son, a promising footballer who lost his battle with a rare and aggressive form of cancer, urging others to cherish every moment.

Michaela Strachan on cancer battle and no marriage plans

Springwatch presenter Michaela Strachan reveals how her breast cancer diagnosis transformed her outlook, discusses her unconventional 20-year relationship, and shares her positive approach to health and happiness at 60.

NHS AI diagnoses prostate cancer in seconds

Groundbreaking artificial intelligence technology is set to transform prostate cancer diagnosis across the NHS, detecting tumours with unprecedented speed and accuracy during routine scans.

AI enables same-day prostate cancer diagnosis in UK

Groundbreaking artificial intelligence technology is transforming prostate cancer detection, providing accurate same-day diagnoses and potentially saving thousands of lives through early intervention.

Teen's bowel cancer dismissed 13 times by doctors

A teenage girl's stage 3 bowel cancer was repeatedly dismissed by doctors who claimed she was too young for the disease, leading to 13 separate medical consultations before proper diagnosis.

Influencer dies from breast cancer aged 36

Spanish lifestyle influencer Nerea Barros loses her brave battle with breast cancer at 36, leaving behind powerful final message about early detection and medical advocacy.

Back pain reveals incurable cancer in 25-year-old

A 25-year-old woman's persistent back pain, initially dismissed as poor posture, turned out to be incurable cancer. Her powerful story highlights the importance of trusting your instincts when something feels wrong.

Tamoxifen extends breast cancer survival for decades

Groundbreaking research shows breast cancer patients taking tamoxifen for five years continue to see survival benefits more than 20 years after treatment, transforming long-term care expectations.

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