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What is melanoma and how to spot skin cancer as Katherine Ryan reveals diagnosis

Health March 22, 2025 By Alice Giddings

Sarah Harding's final wish realised among women affected by breast cancer

Showbiz March 11, 2025 By Stella Akinwumi

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How a pill used by millions every day could help prevent cancer spreading

Tech March 5, 2025 By Noora Mykkanen

King Charles shares emotional message one year on from his cancer diagnosis

UK February 4, 2025 By Sarah Hooper

3d illustration of Salmonella sp. bacteria showing internal structure. Flagella, thin thread-like structures used by the bacteria to move, are also seen. Salmonella sp. bacteria can cause food poisoning when they are eaten in contaminated food such as raw eggs. Given the right conditions, they can multiply rapidly. Symptoms include abdominal pain, nausea, diarrhoea and vomiting. Typhoid is also caused by a Salmonella sp. bacteria.

Grim bacteria that causes food poisoning could help combat bowel cancer

Tech November 19, 2024 By Sarah Hooper

Chemical found in red wine could help prevent killer disease

UK November 11, 2024 By Sam Courtney-Guy

How Brazil nuts could be key to saving lives from breast cancer

Tech October 22, 2024 By Sarah Hooper

Gower - the first thing I did when my dad died

My smoking habit was so bad I used to pick butts off the street

Health October 18, 2024 By Gower Tan

Everything you need to know about vaccine that could 'wipe out' ovarian cancer

Tech October 4, 2024 By Sarah Hooper

EMBARGOED TO 0001 FRIDAY AUGUST 23 Patient Janusz Racz receives an injection of a BioNTech mRNA cancer immunotherapy for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) - known as BNT116 - from Keenjee Nama, senior research nurse at the University College London Hospital clinical research facility in central London, as part of the first clinical trial for the lung cancer immunotherapy in the UK. Mr Racz, a 67-year-old scientist who moved from Poland to London a decade ago, was diagnosed with lung cancer in May and has been treated with chemotherapy and radiotherapy ahead of receiving lung cancer vaccine. Approximately 130 participants will be enrolled in the study across 34 research sites in seven countries, with six UK sites selected. Picture date: Tuesday August 20, 2024. PA Photo. See PA story HEALTH LungCancer. Photo credit should read: Aaron Chown/PA Wire

Man in UK becomes first to receive new lung cancer trial jab

Tech August 23, 2024 By Sarah Hooper

Enhertu breast cancer drug feature

A cancer drug could give me more time - but my life 'isn't worth the cost'

UK July 31, 2024 By Sarah Hooper

Cancer Detection

Tiny robots can track down and kill cancer cells

Tech July 1, 2024 By Katherine Fidler

Mike Thurston and Vicky Green

My mum thought I was announcing a pregnancy – the news was very different

Health June 30, 2024 By Gregory Robinson

Two men walking and talking on the beach

'Outdated' advice putting men's lives at risk, charity warns

Tech June 12, 2024 By Katherine Fidler

Close-up hands of patient recovering on the hospital bed

Deadly diets could be fuelling rise in colon cancer in the young

Tech June 4, 2024 By Hiyah Zaidi

Mature Male Friends Socializing In Backyard Together

‘Finger up the bum’ prostate cancer tests are over – but almost half don't realise

Tech June 4, 2024 By Katherine Fidler

Woman in a Tanning Bed

Endangering your life for vanity? The Brits who can't stop using sunbeds

Health June 3, 2024 By Alice Giddings

Cancer vaccination, conceptual illustration

'Landmark' cancer jabs offer hope to thousands of NHS patients

Tech May 31, 2024 By Storm Newton

Sarah Griffiths - My blood tests were clear, but a colonoscopy showed a tumour the size of a peach

I thought my sore stomach was down to overeating, the reality was much worse

Health June 3, 2024 By Sarah Griffiths

Close-up of young woman spraying sun cream on her arm on a sunny day

How to spot the signs of skin cancer

Health March 22, 2025 By Alice Giddings

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