The Latest Breaking News from Cancer

The c-word strikes most people like a thunderbolt, impacting the psyche as a disease with no cure and very dismal chances of survival. Fortunately, recent advancements in medication and technology have significantly increased the survival rate of cancer patients worldwide. Even in cases where cancer is detected at a later…

Cancer Research UK says 9,700 cases of the illness are diagnosed each year in the UK

An ambulance was sent to the scene to help a cancer patient who needed medical attention, a Southeastern Railway spokesperson said

Melbourne City footballers, cancer survivors, participate in the World's Greatest Shave initiative to raise funds for blood cancer research and support.

King Charles resumes royal duties amidst health concerns, meets ambassadors, and engages in official meetings.

Few sayings in the field of health and wellness are as well-known as "an apple a day keeps the doctor away." Beyond its catchy rhyme, this proverb has deep meaning supported by empirical data. Eating an apple a day is an investment in your health, not just a routine chore.…

World Bank, Gates Foundation, and UN pledge 0 million to combat cervical cancer, focusing on prevention and treatment in low-income countries.

London university to look at how obesity and diet could contribute to rise in cases

Imagine lugging around a heavy backpack all day. At first, it might feel manageable. But as hours go by, a subtle ache creeps into your shoulders, slowly morphing into full-blown soreness. It's a gradual burden, this feeling of carrying too much for too long – a similar experience to the…

Australian businesses are still selling cigarettes from vending machines and cancer researchers want legislative reform as drug and alcohol usage rises.

The candidate had been visiting Guy’s Hospital for treatment every six weeks