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Three’s Company actress Suzanne Somers dies aged 76 after lengthy cancer battle

The US actress and businesswoman was best known for playing Chrissy Snow on the American sitcom as well as Carol Foster Lambert on Step By Step

Evening Standard

Three’s Company sitcom star Suzanne Somers dies aged 76

Somers lived with breast cancer for more than 20 years

The Independent UK

Cancer patients found after review into banned surgeon

Seven people have been diagnosed with cancer after a review into their surgeon sparked a recall of almost 2000 colonoscopy patients in Victoria and NSW.

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: How to do a breast self-exam at home

Breast cancer is one of the most common malignancies in women. Every woman regardless of her age, genetic history, medical history or current medical condition can develop this sort of carcinoma. On the bright side, early detection, advancing medical technology and awareness can help a woman lead a long and…

The Times of India

Suzanne Somers of 'Three's Company' dies at 76

The actor, who played likeable "dumb blonde" Chrissy Snow on the 70s sitcom, had breast cancer for more than 20 years.

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Suzanne Somers, star of Three’s Company sitcom, dies aged 76

Actor, first diagnosed with breast cancer in her 50s after battling skin cancer in her 30s, was also known for role in American Graffiti

The Guardian - US

Suzanne Somers, of ‘Three’s Company,’ dies at 76

Suzanne Somers, the effervescent blonde actor known for playing Chrissy Snow on the television show “Three’s Company” as well as her business endeavors, has died

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Suzanne Somers, ‘Three’s Company’ star, dies at 76

Effervescent actor also known from ‘She’s the Sheriff’ and ‘Step by Step’ had long battled breast cancer.

Chicago Sun-Times

In caution lies the cure

October is observed as the International

The Times of India

Stanford’s Play for Her campaign, dedicated to Cal coach Nancy McDaniel raises money for breast cancer research

The campaign has raised more than $150,000 toward breast cancer research.

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Number of medical colleges doubled in India in 9 years: Health Minister Mandaviya

Govt. doubled med. colleges in 9 yrs; building 1 Critical Care unit in every district. Inaugurated regional cancer centre, new med. college, nursing college, 8 modular OTs & other facilities. Aim to develop NEIGRIHMS as institute of nat'l importance.

The Hindu

Don't leave the things you love until it's 'too late'

Cancer survivor Richard Lovell's positivity kept him going.

The Canberra Times

Patients with rare cancers given hope by UK-led ‘drug-match’ trial

Tumours reduce with treatment licensed for more common cancers

The Guardian - UK

Arsenal’s Jen Beattie: ‘The way the club stepped up and heard us was unreal’

The Arsenal and Scotland player answers your questions about the fixture schedule, veganism, her cancer treatment and Strictly

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Take Nutrition Studies With a Grain of Salt

The epidemiology of food and drink is a mess.

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Deprivation causes extra 33,000 UK cancer cases each year, analysis finds

Exclusive: Cancer Research UK says toll could be avoided if government tackled health inequalities

The Hindu

‘Medical camps on cancer detection can help spread awareness on the disease’

LIC's Senior Manager, Ramalingeswara Rao, praised Open Heart Social Organisation & Charitable Trust for their service activities & organising a cancer detection camp. 110 men & 155 women underwent tests. Dr. P. Nagamani explained cancer is a genetic disease caused by changes in genes. Most genetic changes are harmless, but…

The Independent UK

A college dean working on a cure for cancer was killed while hiking. Her former students say her legacy is bigger than her death

Honoree Fleming was found dead on a rail trail about a mile from campus

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Black and Brown breast cancer survivors spread message of advocacy: ‘Keep that appointment’

The Lurie Cancer Center Hispanic Breast Cancer Clinic and support groups, including Sisters Working It Out, offer patients of color health care access, community and hope.

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How a former Virginia offensive lineman is spreading male breast cancer awareness through his own fight

Zac Yarbrough is committed to sharing his experience with the disease and raising awareness.

Texas Observer

Texas Wants to Adopt Outdated Cancer Risk Standard Despite Concerns

TCEQ is proposing to quietly adopt its 17-year-old cancer standard that leading scientists and public health officials call inadequate.

The Hindu

AI-based lung cancer screening in 19 district hospitals in Karnataka to benefit over 1.4 lakh patients

The screening technology that will be first deployed in K.C. General Hospital in Bengaluru is set to benefit 1.4 lakh patients annually.

The Conversation

Skin cancer: more people die from types that aren't melanoma – surprise new finding

If you mention skin cancer, most people think of melanoma – the deadliest skin cancer. The other ones are pretty benign, right?

The Texas Tribune

Texas quietly moves to formalize acceptable cancer risk from industrial air pollution. Public health officials say it’s not strict enough.

Without public hearings, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is proposing to adopt its 17-year-old standard that scientists and public health officials say fails to account for cumulative air pollution.

The Independent UK

The UK’s first dedicated male breast cancer organisation has launched – here’s why it matters

Despite around 400 cases of male breast cancer being diagnosed every year, awareness is generally low.

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