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Major Changes Are Apparently Afoot to King Charles and Queen Camilla’s Planned Oceania Tour This Fall Amid the King’s Ongoing Cancer Treatment

At least two countries are apparently being dropped from the itinerary of the royal tour, Charles’ first since announcing his diagnosis earlier this year.

Marie Claire

No more recreational vaping for Australians. From October, vapes will be sold over the counter at pharmacies

The Australian Senate is set to pass a bill that will see the end of all vape sales – regardless of nicotine content – from general retailers. From July 1, non-nicotine vapes will no longer be permitted for sale outside of pharmacies.

The Conversation

This Tiny Robotic Pill Eliminates The Need For Hospital Visits In Stomach Cancer Detection

PillBot, a tiny ingestible robot, could revolutionize gut health exams with AI-powered cameras, making early detection easier from home.

International Business Times UK

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Penis Cancer Cases On The Rise Worldwide: Know Signs For Early Detection

The relatively rare malignancy affecting genitals is predicted to increase at an alarming rate of 77% in the next three decades.

Medical Daily

Woman says Deborah James’s bowel cancer campaigning helped save her life

Lyndsey Ainscough says she only sought advice on symptoms after seeing the late ‘Bowelbabe’ on TV

The Guardian - UK

New Zealand to fund more cancer treatments

The New Zealand government has funded $NZ604 million worth of new medicines, including a suite of new cancer drugs.

AAP

More African nations focus on HPV vaccination against cervical cancer, but hesitancy remains

African countries have some of the world's highest rates of cervical cancer

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New Labor senator sworn in to replace late Linda White

A new Labor senator has been sworn in to represent Victoria after the spot was left vacant following the death of Linda White, who lost her battle with cancer.

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Dame Deborah James ‘saved my life from bowel cancer’

Broadcaster and campaigner Dame Deborah James died two years ago this week.

The Independent UK

Kidney cancer: Early symptoms to know for timely medical intervention

In kidney cancer, the cells become malignant (cancerous) and grow out of control, forming a tumor. Almost all kidney cancers first appear in the lining of the tiny tubes (tubules) in the kidney. The most common type of kidney cancer is called a Renal cell Carcinoma which accounts for almost…

The Times of India

Why is menopause still holding Australian women back from their full potential?

The transition towards no more periods can impact a woman’s job, finances, retirement and health. Experts are trying to solve these problems

The Guardian - AU

After surviving cancer I wanted a moment of triumph – but I’ve come to terms with a less dramatic process

No longer the person I was before cancer ripped my former life away, I felt ghostlike, unsure whether people could see me as I tried to figure out how I fit into the world

The Guardian - AU

Women urged to accept NHS cervical screening invitations

NHS England says its ambition to wipe disease out by 2040 relies on more under-50s coming forward

The Guardian - UK

Federal appeals court says some employers can exclude HIV prep from insurance coverage

Eight employers who challenged some federal health insurance requirements cannot be forced to provide no-cost coverage for certain types of preventive care, including HIV prep and some kinds of cancer screenings, a federal appeals court in New Orleans ruled Friday

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New blood test detects ovarian cancer years before conventional methods

Patients with early-stage ovarian cancer may have detectable changes in the immune cells in their blood.

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Kate Middleton Shows Strength Amid Cancer Battle

Princess Kate Middleton's strength and resilience in battling cancer inspire admiration and support from the public. Follow her journey with grace.

The Times of India

How Yoga enhances cancer treatment and recovery

Each year, more than 18 million people worldwide receive a cancer diagnosis. With a variety of cancer types impacting individuals globally, it is widely recognized that numerous issues can increase the risk of developing the disease. Modern lifestyle disorders, mental health problems, smoking, drinking, and other factors are significantly contributing…

Evening Standard

Gifts for Cancer zodiac sign: Our ultimate guide for presents to shop in 2024

Gifts for creative, sensitive souls born from June 21 and July 22

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The Guardian - UK

As a cancer patient and retired GP, I am seeing first-hand how the NHS is struggling

Letters: Dr Amanda Platts, who had to wait eight weeks to start chemotherapy due to a shortage of funding and nurses, believes taxing people more is the only way to save the health service

Marie Claire

Princess Kate has the 'same emotions and fears' as anyone undergoing cancer treatment

"She might be the Princess of Wales, but she is still a mother and wife."

Woman & Home

A skincare expert just convinced me to wear SPF every day - 3 reasons you should too, and why it's never too late

'Around 80-90% of premature skin ageing is down to UV damage from the sun'

The Independent UK

Barstool Sports’ Dave Portnoy reveals that he recently ‘beat’ cancer

‘I add it to my list. I’ve had a heart attack, cancer, and stung by bees — beat it all,’ the Barstool Sports founder declared

Evening Standard

AI trained by London scientists may soon be able to detect cancer

The tool was found to be 98.2% accurate at identifying 13 cancer types

The Conversation

Groundbreaking cancer treatment may trigger more cancer – but here’s why you shouldn’t worry

In the last few decades, scientists have finally learned to harness the immune system to successfully treat cancer. Although doctors often use immunotherapy drugs, another type of treatment uses patient’s cells to treat their own cancers.

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Michael Strahan’s daughter, Isabella, rings bell after finishing chemotherapy

Isabella, daughter of New York Giants legend Michael Strahan, has rung the bell after finishing her chemo for brain cancer: "SUPERWOMAN!"

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