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The Latest Breaking News on Cancer

Sarah Beeny reveals she has breast cancer: ‘I knew I was going to hear it one day’

The 50-year-old presenter was diagnosed with cancer three weeks ago

The Independent UK

Britons who drink two or more cups of tea have lower death risk, study suggests

Researchers said it did not matter if the person also drank coffee, added milk or sugar to their tea or what their preferred tea temperature was

The Independent UK

Mum gets shock diagnosis after 'sinking feeling' - but she's fighting back and her story could help save thousands more

Carol Hardy is taking an experimental drug at the Christie where her success could be 'the springboard' to a bigger trial

Manchester Evening News

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Woman's 'stomach sank' at diagnosis after unexpected weight loss

The 65-year-old credits an experimental drug for keeping her alive

Liverpool Echo

Woman survives cancer against the odds thanks to experimental drug

Carol Hardy, 65, taking part in clinical trial in Manchester

Wales Online

Tea drinkers enjoy possible health benefits, study suggests

People who drink tea may be a little more likely to live longer than those who don't

The Independent UK

Tea associated with a lower risk of mortality, research suggests

Researchers said it did not matter if the person also drank coffee, added milk or sugar to their tea or what their preferred tea temperature was.

The Independent UK

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Nurse undergoing chemo for breast cancer has to keep working due to cost of living crisis

Mum-of-two Kerry George, 48, is still working as an agency nurse twice a week, despite receiving an aggressive dose of chemotherapy once a week which leaves her weak and tired

Daily Mirror

Boys encouraged to take HPV vaccine as school returns

The campaign follows the release of new research by MSD Ireland, which revealed that almost two thirds of Irish adults are not sure what HPV is

Dublin Live

Study finds how many times men need to ejaculate each month to stave off prostate cancer

However, researchers stressed that ejaculation is not going to be the saviour of people’s prostate. Researchers put forward that other factors which may lead to prostate cancer include obesity, tobacco, and high-fat processed food.

Irish Mirror

'We thought our baby just needed glasses before we received a tragic diagnosis'

Orla Kearney's parents noticed she had developed a squint in her eye

Manchester Evening News

Scots tot diagnosed with eye cancer at nine months celebrates first birthday

Orla Kearney, from Dumfries, has been going through gruelling treatment in hospitals across the UK and has turned blind in her right eye.

Daily Record

Black and Asian people in England waiting longer for cancer diagnosis – analysis

Medical professionals and cancer charities advise early diagnosis and timely treatment provide the best possible outcomes for those with cancer.

The Independent UK

Black and Asian people waiting longer for cancer diagnosis, new study finds

In the most extreme cases, patients from minority groups waited an extra six weeks for a diagnosis than white people

The Independent UK

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Liverpool Echo

Mum's treatment across the world costing £2k a day after devastating diagnosis

After meeting with doctors Lydia and Mark decided to look for other options

Liverpool Echo

Night shifts and late working could increase your cancer risk

The World Health Organisation has classified it as a "possible carcinogenic"

The Guardian - UK

‘Disturbing’ race divide on cancer patients’ wait times

Exclusive: Analysis of 126,000 cases over a decade shows black and Asian people wait longer for diagnosis than white people

The Guardian - UK

Facing the uncomfortable possibility that healthcare is discriminatory

When Covid struck and BAME patients died disproportionately, students of health inequalities were not surprised

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Liverpool Echo

Dad given two years to live marries soulmate in wedding organised in 48 hours

Michael Moriarty has been through a number of treatments

Belfast Live

Parents of Mallusk schoolboy 'Wee Oscar' ensuring his legacy lives on for years to come

“We know fewer children will suffer like Oscar did”

Liverpool Echo

Young boy's dream to come true after a terrifying few years

The family has thanked their incredible supporters

The Independent UK

Drinking hot coffee may increase risk of oesophageal cancer, study finds

Hot drinks can cause oesophagitis, which is a precursor to cancer

Manchester Evening News

The nine key signs of leukaemia as awareness of blood cancer described as 'non-existent'

There is also misunderstanding over who is affected by the disease

Daily Mirror

Pregnant Charlotte Crosby found own lump days after mum's breast cancer diagnosis

Former Geordie Shore star Charlotte Crosby has admitted she didn't believe her mother Letitia at first when she told her she had been diagnosed with breast cancer after a routine mammogram

The National (Scotland)

Cancer-surviving MSP says energy bills must be frozen to help those undergoing treatment

CANCER patients undergoing treatment should be “at the forefront” of UK ministers’ minds as energy bills soar to unprecedented levels, an MSP…

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