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Comedian Milton Jones reveals he has prostate cancer and cancels UK tour dates

The 60-year-old also announced he would be rescheduling a number of dates.

Evening Standard

Father runs London Marathon with 20kg weight to reflect ‘burden of grief’ after losing son to cancer

Ceri Menai-Davis said he wanted the challenge to reflect ‘what it is like to carry the weight of your child and the weight of a parent’s grief’

Evening Standard

Deporting the Cancer Kid

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Rep. Connolly won’t seek reelection and will step down from Oversight panel perch - Roll Call

Citing a return of cancer, Virginia Rep. Gerald E. Connolly will not run again and will step down as the top Democrat on the Oversight panel.

Roll Call

‘Trust me, this wasn’t easy’: Milton Jones cancels tour due to devastating cancer battle

The comedian, 60, announced the news in a statement on Monday

Evening Standard

Marco Rubio Stands By Removal Of U.S. Citizen Children: 'The Children Went With Their Mother'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio stood by the removal of two U.S. citizen children, one of them suffering from cancer. "The children went with their mothers."

Latin Times

'We lost our child in utero. Genetic tests to find out why led to discovery I had rare cancer'

Few cancers are passed from parent to child, but genetic testing can help identify people at higher risk. In Sidney Raskind's case, it may have saved his life – but experts say these tests come with tradeoffs.

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From withheld cancer drugs to postcode lotteries in treatment: why people in police custody are missing vital medications

When someone is taken into police custody, they don’t lose their basic rights, including access to healthcare. But new research suggests that, for many people detained by police in England, getting the care they need can be anything but straightforward.

The Conversation

Cancer research in the US is world class because of its broad base of funding − with the government pulling out, its future is uncertain

Cancer research in the U.S. doesn’t rely on a single institution or funding stream − it’s a complex ecosystem made up of interdependent parts: academia, pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology startups, federal agencies and private foundations. As a cancer biologist who has worked in each of these sectors over the past three…

The Conversation

Milton Jones cancels comedy shows after revealing cancer diagnosis

‘This decision has not been taken lightly,’ explained Jones

The Independent UK

Paula Radcliffe shares emotional moment as daughter Isla finishes London marathon after beating cancer

Teenager Isla, 18, was diagnosed with germ cell ovarian cancer at just 13 and endured weeks of intense chemotherapy

Evening Standard

47 People Share The Most Unhinged Incorrect Medical Diagnosis They’ve Received

Different conditions are misdiagnosed at different rates.

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‘Miracle’ Baby Was Born Twice After Mom’s Womb Was Removed at 20 Weeks Pregnant

A British mother has praised the extraordinary efforts of her medical team after undergoing a rare and complex surgery to remove her womb—and unborn baby—from

The Fashion Central

Why a London Marathon runner is dressed as a giant scrotum for charity

Exclusive: Toby Freeman is competing in the 45th edition of the iconic race this weekend to raise money for The Robin Cancer Trust

Evening Standard

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Healthy RAF Dad Given Shock Cancer Diagnosis That Changed Everything in an Instant

When Laura Coleman-Day’s husband Xander started feeling off, the couple chalked it up to the usual stuff passed around by toddlers at nursery.

Woman & Home

Weekly horoscope: 2 astrologers' predictions for 28th April - 4th May 2025

Read your weekly horoscope from Sally Trotman and Penny Thornton who reveal what this week holds for every star sign on love, family, career, and more

The Guardian - AU

‘I feel very touched’: as his brain cancer recurs, Richard Scolyer finds solace in family, friends and running

Before the recurrence of the disease, the former Australian of the Year set himself the goal of 250 parkruns. On his 242nd, he reflects on life and cancer

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Tina Knowles relied on Beyonce's support to get through her cancer ordeal

Beyonce's mother Tina Knowles says she "can’t even explain how supportive" her children were following her cancer diagnosis.

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Unexplained Bruises? It Could Be a Hidden Sign of Blood Cancer, Experts Warn

A leading cancer charity is urging the public to pay close attention to unexplained bruising and other subtle symptoms that could be early indicators of blood

Evening Standard

From a slinky dog to a firefighter – the 87 London Marathon record attempts

The London Marathon is taking place on April 27.

The Guardian - UK

‘Beyoncé and Solange tell me off all the time’: Tina Knowles on raising superstars, surviving cancer and growing up under segregation

Pop’s top matriarch is finally getting the credit she’s due. She talks about her shock diagnosis, conspiracy theories about her family, and the Instagram posts that get her in trouble with her kids

The Independent UK

Tina Knowles admits she ‘saw a wall’ grow between daughters Beyoncé and Solange growing up

Knowles’ memoir, Matriarch, came out earlier this week

Fortune

Researchers warn that eating this amount of chicken per week could increase your mortality risk

Americans love chicken—but eating it as often as we do may not be as healthy as once thought.

The Guardian - UK

Prostate cancer, race and the need for tests

Letter: Suks Minhas and Ben Challacombe say it is important to acknowledge health inequalities faced by Black men and ethnic minorities in the UK

Reason

ICE Is Trying To Deport a Harvard Medical School Researcher Over Frog Embryos

An immigration judge found the official document initiating Kseniia Petrova’s deportation to be legally deficient. She remains in detention, unable to further her cancer research.

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