Cancer survival rates show promising improvement
New data reveals promising advancements in survival rates for pancreatic and testicular cancers, offering hope to patients and healthcare professionals alike.
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Cancer survival rates surge in UK, study finds
A groundbreaking study shows significant improvements in cancer survival rates across the UK, with advancements in early detection and treatment transforming patient outcomes.
Cancer survival rates show huge variation across types
A recent study highlights significant disparities in survival rates among different cancer types, with some showing dramatic improvements while others lag behind. Experts call for urgent action to address these gaps.
mRNA vaccine targets pancreatic cancer in breakthrough trial
A cutting-edge mRNA vaccine, similar to COVID-19 jabs, is being developed to combat pancreatic cancer—one of the deadliest forms of the disease. Promising early results offer hope for patients.
mRNA vaccines show promise in cancer treatment trials
Scientists are making strides in cancer treatment with mRNA vaccines, showing early success in targeting and destroying tumour cells. Could this be the future of oncology?
Pancreatic cancer vaccine shows early promise
A new experimental vaccine for pancreatic cancer has demonstrated encouraging results in early-stage trials, offering hope for improved survival rates.
Cancer Doctor: 5 Warning Signs You Must Not Ignore
An oncologist shares crucial symptoms that could indicate cancer, urging people to seek medical advice promptly.
Prostate cancer over-treatment warning for thousands
New research suggests that aggressive prostate cancer treatments may be overused, putting men at risk of severe side effects without clear benefits. Experts call for more personalised care.
Cancer pill could replace hospital chemotherapy visits
A groundbreaking new pill could transform cancer treatment by allowing patients to undergo chemotherapy at home, reducing hospital visits and improving quality of life.
Breakthrough in chemotherapy effectiveness at KCL
Researchers at King's College London have discovered a groundbreaking method to enhance chemotherapy effectiveness, potentially revolutionising cancer treatment.
Study reveals promising alternatives to chemotherapy
Groundbreaking research suggests potential alternatives to traditional chemotherapy, offering hope for more effective and less toxic cancer treatments.
Breast cancer hormone therapy eases sexual pain
New research reveals how hormone treatments for breast cancer can alleviate pain and enhance sexual wellbeing, offering hope to thousands of women.
NHS Trust Overcharged for Cancer Drug Temozolomide
A major NHS trust has been accused of significantly overcharging for the cancer drug Temozolomide, sparking outrage among patients and healthcare advocates.
Progress: Exposing Humanity's Dangerous Myth
Samuel Miller McDonald's 'Progress' dismantles the myth of perpetual human advancement, offering a provocative critique of modernity and its unintended consequences.
Colorectal cancer surge in young Americans tied to pandemic
New research reveals a sharp increase in colorectal cancer diagnoses among younger adults in the US, with pandemic-related healthcare delays exacerbating the trend.
Sucralose May Interfere with Cancer Treatments
New research suggests that sucralose, a common artificial sweetener, could disrupt cancer treatments by affecting the body's cellular responses.
Sweetener may weaken cancer treatment
New research reveals that sucralose, a popular artificial sweetener, could reduce the efficacy of immunotherapy in cancer patients, raising concerns over dietary choices during treatment.
Common habit triples cancer risk for 18 million
A new study reveals that a widespread habit followed by millions could dramatically increase the chances of developing cancer. Experts warn of the hidden dangers lurking in daily routines.
Flu vaccine may help fight cancer, study finds
New research suggests the flu vaccine may activate immune cells to target tumours, opening doors for innovative cancer treatments.
Common viruses may reactivate dormant cancer cells
Scientists warn that everyday viruses like colds and flu may trigger dormant cancer cells to become active again, increasing the risk of tumour regrowth.
James Van Der Beek shares cancer scare update
The Dawson's Creek star opens up about his recent health scare, urging fans to prioritise regular check-ups and early detection.
Blood test detects cancer in early stages - medical breakthrough
A groundbreaking new blood test developed by UK researchers promises to detect cancer at its earliest stages, potentially saving thousands of lives through early intervention.
Breast cancer research breakthrough could save thousands
Scientists have made a revolutionary discovery in breast cancer research that could lead to more effective treatments and improved survival rates.
Edinburgh's liver cancer breakthrough gives patients new hope
Experts at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary have pioneered a revolutionary liver cancer treatment, offering new hope for NHS patients across the UK.
Breast cancer prevention breakthrough discovered
Groundbreaking research reveals a promising new approach to preventing breast cancer, offering hope for millions at risk.
Cancer expert slams Dragons' Den podcast health advice
A leading oncologist has criticised a Dragons' Den podcast for promoting misleading and potentially harmful medical advice on cancer treatments.
Preventive mastectomy reduces breast cancer risk 90%
A landmark study reveals that preventive double mastectomy can slash breast cancer risk by 90% in women with genetic predispositions, offering new hope for high-risk patients.
Mum's desperate plea to save son, 7, from rare cancer
A desperate mother is pleading for help to fund life-saving treatment for her seven-year-old son, diagnosed with a rare and aggressive cancer. Read his emotional story and how you can support.
Swollen fingers could signal rare bone-replacing cancer
A rare and aggressive form of cancer can replace bones with tumours, leading to swollen fingers and toes. Experts warn of this alarming symptom and urge early detection.
New drug trial cures deadly brain cancer
A groundbreaking new drug trial has successfully cured a patient suffering from one of the most aggressive forms of cancer, offering hope to thousands battling the disease.
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