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A remote tribe is reeling from cancer. Lost documents point at Agent Orange and the US government

Locals claim Agent Orange chemicals were sprayed extensively by the canals on Duck Valley Indian Reservation

The Independent UK

King Charles III To Visit Australia And Samoa Next Month

King Charles III pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II at church amidst health challenges, as Princess Catherine aims for a comeback post cancer diagnosis.

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King marks the second anniversary of Queen’s death with commemorative Balmoral church service

Tributes paid to late Queen on second anniversary of her death

The Independent UK

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Cancer care hit by ‘perfect storm’ of NHS shortages

Exclusive: Patients at risk as thousands of radiology scans held up by a shortage of chemicals used to track conditions such as prostate and bone cancers – due to slowdown of EU imports, lack of funds and closure of critical labs

The Independent UK

Hundreds light up Edinburgh streets for MoonWalk Scotland

HUNDREDS of Scots wearing brightly coloured bras and “bra t-shirts” took part in MoonWalk Scotland to raise vital funds cancer treatment.

The National (Scotland)

Early symptoms of blood cancer and common tests to diagnose it

Blood cancer, also known as hematologic cancer, encompasses a variety of cancers affecting blood, bone marrow, and lymphatic systems, such as leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma. These cancers often share early symptoms that may appear vague or resemble other common illnesses, making early detection challenging. Recognizing these symptoms is crucial for…

The Times of India

Understanding sarcoma: A guide for parents and new advances in treatment

Sarcoma is a rare and aggressive type of cancer that originates in the connective tissues, such as bones, muscles, and cartilage. It can affect children and adults alike, presenting as tumors that may develop in any part of the body. Unlike more common cancers, sarcomas often require specialized treatment due…

The Times of India

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If only other cancer patients could wish it all away, just like heroic Elle Macpherson

Like other celebrity wellness entrepreneurs, the former model seems to peddle nonsense

The Guardian - UK

How TikTok and Covid got a generation hooked on health scares

Between Covid testing, wellness apps and videos about the apparent ‘warning signs’ of cancer, it’s never been easier to be aware of your own health. But what happens when you become so obsessed with being in tip-top condition that you’re risking full-blown hypochondria, asks Olivia Petter

The Independent UK

India's cancer-afflicted children struggle with malnutrition crisis

With every passing year around 3 lakh kids are diagnosed with cancer worldwide, as per the Indian Cancer Society. As we are dealing with this severe challenge another one is right outside the doors. Fighting cancer is tough enough for children and a parallel crisis looms — malnutrition. Undernourishment weakens…

The Times of India

King’s health ‘heading in positive trajectory’ ahead of accession anniversary

Charles has coped with the past year with a ‘determination to be as public as he was able’, a royal source said.

Evening Standard

Kate Middleton Hints at Future Return to Work Amid Cancer Battle

The princess shared a rare personal message on Instagram.

Marie Claire

50 People Share The Most Bone-Chilling Medical Facts That Might Give You Goosebumps

Ever wondered about the dark side of the human body? These disturbing medical facts will make you think twice about what you know. The post 50 People Share The Most Bone-Chilling Medical Facts That Might Give You Goosebumps first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Triple cancer survivor completes breath-taking first in the Scottish mountains

Lorraine McCall, 59, walks and cycles into record books – for third time

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Hina Khan talks about this health condition she’s facing due to chemotherapy

In her recent post, actor Hina Khan has revealed about a serious side effect of chemotherapy. Hina Khan was diagnosed with breast cancer a few months ago and ever since the 36 year old has been sharing posts on her health and recovery. Her posts are not only inspiring but…

The Guardian - UK

Elle Macpherson’s junk ‘cures’ for cancer are only likely to cause women more agony

How many are now second-guessing their own treatment after the model’s dangerous intervention, asks Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Conversation

Does intermittent fasting increase or decrease our risk of cancer?

Research over the years has suggested intermittent fasting has the potential to improve our health and reduce the likelihood of developing cancer.

The Conversation

Friday essay: I survived stage 4 prostate cancer – now I’m meeting the cells that unravelled my world

Research assistant Hong Wang retrieves a small, clear, plastic tray from a stainless-steel incubator and places it carefully on the laboratory bench at Monash University’s Prostate Cancer Research Group.

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If You Hate Getting Pap Smears, Here’s Some Extremely Good News

The first self-administered tests for collecting vaginal samples are on the way to health care facilities, making Pap smears more accessible and tolerable.

The Conversation

Yellow food dye can make living tissue transparent − these methods could one day improve cancer treatment, blood draws and even tattoo removal

Why isn’t your body transparent? Some animals such as jellyfish, zebra fish and some glass frogs have see-through bodies. But most mammals, including humans, aren’t transparent.

Digital Camera World

Think Pink: The photography competition helping to fight breast cancer is now open for entries

Collaborating with DivePhotoGuide, Think Pink photo contest aims to use your pink themed photos to fight breast cancer

The Guardian - UK

China detains five AstraZeneca staff over ‘data privacy and import breaches’

Detentions involve Chinese citizens who marketed cancer drugs for firm’s oncology division

The National (Scotland)

Highland woman first to complete mountain challenge after recovering from cancer

A SCOTTISH walker has become the first person to complete an extraordinary four-month mountain challenge after recovering from three different types…

Evening Standard

'I once went four times in a week' — how sunbeds have made a comeback amongst Gen Z

Once a relic of the nineties and noughties, new research has found that sunbeds are having revival – with Gen Z leading the way. Emma Loffhagen discovers why

The Conversation

Elle Macpherson’s breast cancer: when the media reports on celebrity cancer, are we really getting the whole story?

Celebrity supermodel Elle Macpherson disclosed in an interview with The Australian Women’s Weekly earlier this week that seven years ago she was diagnosed with breast cancer.

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