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Changes to workplace compensation laws mean firefighters exposed to cancer-causing smoke in the line of duty will have increased financial support.

AAP

Airports mistreat breast cancer survivors

The Breast Cancer Network Australia says survivors wearing prosthetics have been mistreated at airport security, prompting a call for better training.

AAP

New face of medicine goes beyond 'one size fits all'

Causes of disease need to be pinpointed in each person, so they can be targeted more specifically.

Newcastle Herald

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Student nurse, 20, finds pea size lump which is cancer that has spread through her body

Alix Maitland, from Edinburgh, was diagnosed with stage four Hodgkin's Lymphoma that has spread to her neck, chest, bones and spleen. She is now going through 12 gruelling rounds of chemo

Daily Mirror

Ryan Hand: 'I’d give absolutely anything to spend another Christmas with my mum'

The TV presenter and comedian as just released his first single in a moving tribute to his mum Pauline

Belfast Live

Teen knew something was wrong when she couldn't keep eyes open on train

Kathryn Taylor was 17 when she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of blood cancer

Liverpool Echo

Changing one thing about cancer treatment could make it much more effective

A new study could revolutionise the way cancer is treated

Wales Online

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'Vultures' circling Vladimir Putin as aide 'plots coup' and minister 'depressed'

Russian president Vladimir Putin is said to be surrounded by 'vultures' who are trying to take power in Russia amid reports that he is suffering from cancer while the war in Ukraine continues

Daily Mirror

Avon hit with $40 million verdict in California talc lawsuit

Avon Products Inc. was ordered by a California jury to pay $10.3 million in punitive damages to a woman who blamed her cancer on talc in its cosmetics, in the first such case the company has lost in U.S. litigation.

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Cootamundra couple chops the mop to raise money for cancer support in quirky social media campaign

Jason and Tania Baldock are new to social media campaigning, but took on the task to raise money for Can Assist.

ABC News

Melanie has two sons under two. She also has incurable breast cancer

Melanie Thackery doesn't have a bucket list. Just a plan to enjoy every minute she can with her boys.

ABC News

Women like Tiana Mangakahia, Jada Whyman, Alana King and Jessica Skinner are making a big impact on and off the field

A promising basketball career interrupted by a breast cancer diagnosis and a teacher-turned-rugby league coach who wanted more for her small community. We shine the spotlight on women making a big impact in sport, on and off the field.

ABC News

Cancer patient whose operation was axed due to strike will join nurses on picket line

Bethann Siviter had her operation cancelled just 20 minutes before was due to leave for hospital, but the former nurse says she will join the picket line on Tuesday

Daily Mirror

Trump compares US to a person dying from cancer in furious Truth Social rant as Jan 6 criminal referrals loom

‘All parts of the Democrat Party and System, is the Cancer,’ former president thunders amid legal woes

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Glasgow Live

Tributes paid to 'inspiring' Paisley mum of two who lost cancer battle

Sarah McCann passed away surrounded by her loved ones after a long battle with cervical cancer. One of her last requests was to set up at charity to help loved ones impacted by the diagnosis.

Salon

Trump braces for DOJ referral

"Our Country is SICK inside, very much like a person dying of Cancer," Trump said on Saturday morning

Dynamite News

Health: Cancer Researchers Discover A Population Of 'Cheating' Cells

Researchers from UConn Health, Yale, and Johns Hopkins discovered that some cancer cells can "cheat" by evading the limits imposed by a lack of oxygen, allowing the cancer cells to grow. Read on for details:

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Health: Research Reveals Origins Of Cancer-Like Condition In Children

The deadly cancer-like condition known as Langerhans' Cell Histiocytosis (LCH) primarily affects youngsters and, in extreme circumstances, can be fatal. In Sweden, the illness affects five to ten kids annually, usually before the age of ten. Read on for details:

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Glasgow Live

Paisley boy launches award scheme after gruelling battle with leukaemia

Theo Sloan, aged 5, was told that 99 per cent of his blood was cancerous, however, after a year-long battle with leukaemia the boy from Paisley is now in remission

Evening Standard

Early cancer deaths will rise unless NHS pay issues resolved, says charity boss

The Government must resolve the NHS’s workforce crisis and pay issues or it will become “harder and harder” to prevent cancer patients dying early, the chief executive of Cancer Research UK has warned.

Edinburgh Live

Miracle Edinburgh schoolgirl with rare genetic disease raises £4,000 to thank hero medics

Quinn Harrison has Beckwith Wiedemann syndrome and battled kidney cancer last year, but mum Samantha is determined to give back despite waiting for major surgery herself.

Belfast Live

Belfast social worker recognised for vital work supporting NI families living with cancer

Simon Darby received an MBE from King Charles at Windsor Castle this week for services to teenagers and young adults with cancer

Liverpool Echo

Amateur MMA fighter's eight week training for one night showdown

"I won't say it's been easy. It's been really challenging, but it's all for a great cause"

Dynamite News

Research Reveals Origins Of Cancer-Like Condition In Children

The Independent UK

Strikes putting cancer survival rates at risk, charity boss warns MPs

The planned industrial action by nurses and ambulance workers pose a serious threat to cancer patients, Michelle Mitchell said.

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