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Charity match between Newcastle and Sunderland fans raises more than £7,000 for Wallsend boy with rare cancer

A Newcastle Fans' XI won 5-3 against a Sunderland Fans' XI in an annual charity football match at the Fiddlers Three Pub in Heworth, with this year's proceeds split between the Great North Children's Hospital and the family of four-year-old Arthur Salters-Hoult

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Glasgow's Janey Godley opens up on life, death and counselling with BBC Radio show

Glasgow comedian Janey Godley has a new show on BBC Radio 4 talking about growing up in the east end and how she decided to start attending counselling after her cancer diagnosis.

Glasgow Live

Ella Ding Has Responded To Fans Accusing Her Of Spreading Misinformation On ‘Sit With Us’ Pod

“Take things with a grain of salt or however you would like to.”

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This Is Living review – a group holiday turns sour in autobiographical play that fails to ring true

Dealing poorly with a cancer diagnosis, the central couple seem oddly underwritten – but the piece is saved by the three women who play their friends

The Guardian - AU

ESPN’s Dick Vitale Reveals He’s Battling Cancer Again

The beloved college basketball analyst has fought through various health ailments in recent years.

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Dad with ‘hundreds of tumours’ on liver thought 'life was over' after rare diagnosis

Craig Speirs started seeing his GP in 2008 for symptoms including light flushing to his face and body and going to the toilet ten to fifteen times a day

Daily Mirror

How England's new lung cancer screening could save thousands of lives – expert Q&A

Lung cancer is often caught too late. As a result, it has one of the lowest survival rates of all cancers. To detect it earlier, NHS England is rolling out a nationwide screening programme that has already begun in some areas, but will ramp up from 2025. Smokers and former…

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Dad with ‘hundreds of tumours’ thought 'life was over' after rare diagnosis

Dad-of-two Criag Speirs thought he had five years to live when he found out he had hundreds of tumours on his liver. 10 years later and still going, his sights are set on raising £1million for charity.

Daily Mirror

Sisterhood Of The Traveling Shirt? Amber Tamblyn Shares Topless Pic From First Mammogram To Promote Breast Cancer Awareness

Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants star Amber Tamblyn shares a topless pic spreading awareness for breast cancer and encouraging people to get mammograms.

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Gold Rush White Water star 'Dakota' Fred Hurt dies after brief battle with brain cancer

Dakota Fred Hurt, who was best-known for starring in Gold Rush: White Water, has died after a short battle with brain cancer, a statement has revealed

Daily Mirror

'I was told my cancer was incurable - then I made a miracle comeback'

Lauren Boyle, 35, is now in remission following a unique stem cell transplant that she says is a miracle - after medics told her they feared running out of treatment options

Daily Mirror

Wagner boss Prighozin had been 'treated for cancer and had nothing to lose' before mutiny

Yevgeny Prigozhin, boss of Wagner Group,launched an apparent mutiny against Moscow last month and experts now claim the decision was largely motivated by his health

Daily Mirror

Sarah Ferguson sweetly honours Queen Elizabeth’s memory amid cancer diagnosis

Duchess of York recently revealed breast cancer diagnosis

The Independent UK

Nutmeg entrepreneur Nick Hungerford dies of bone cancer aged 43

Hungerford founded the charity Elizabeth’s Smile for children who lose a parent to terminal illness after his diagnosis

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How dog and human cancer are similar

New research reveals previously unknown similarities in the way man’s best friend shares man’s worst struggle

The Guardian - UK

First edition of The Hobbit found in Dundee charity shop sells for £10,000

The book, which is one of the first 1,500 copies printed in 1937 and contains illustrations by JRR Tolkien, was discovered in the backroom at a Cancer Research UK store

The Independent UK

Jennette McCurdy says her mother would ‘measure her thighs’ and ‘weigh her daily’ when she was 11

The former child star first opened up about her abusive childhood in her memoir ‘I’m Glad My Mother Died’

Daily Record

Scots dad's 'flushed red face' turned out to be symptom of rare terminal cancer

Craig Speirs first went to his GP in 2008 after he began experiencing the strange symptom alongside heart palpitations and going to the toilet ten to fifteen times a day.

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Mum's tribute to 'angel' teen who died after 'face drop' turned out to be cancer

Emily Kinsella, 16, was first diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2021 after her parents took her to A&E.

Daily Record

Thanks for loving Lanarkshire gran who's always there for her family despite health concerns

'The cancer scare never stopped her, she was more worried about everyone else'

Manchester Evening News

First edition copy of The Hobbit sells for an amazing amount after being discovered in a charity store

Cancer Research store boss stunned after he contacted eBay for valuation

The National (Scotland)

Janey Godley's 'clear' cancer scans welcomed by Lorraine Kelly and Nigella Lawson

LORRAINE Kelly is among the voices welcoming the news that Janey Godley is clear of cancer ...

Wales Online

Mum beats incurable cancer with revolutionary new treatment

Lauren, 35, was told there was nothing more than doctors could do

The Independent UK

Takeaways from AP's examination of nuclear waste problems in the St. Louis region

The St. Louis region has been struggling with nuclear waste since uranium was first processed at a plant near downtown starting in the early 1940s

The Independent UK

EU fines US firm Illumina $475 million for jumping gun on buying cancer-screening company Grail

The European Union has slapped a $475 million fine on U.S. biotech giant Illumina for buying out cancer-screening company Grail without the approval of the 27-nation bloc’s antitrust watchdog

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