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Hair and beauty salons to help raise breast cancer awareness among Black and Asian women

In a pilot scheme, salon staff will encourage more women from minority ethnic communities to book NHS health checks

Evening Standard

When hiccups could be sign of cancer or stroke

An involuntary contraction of the diaphragm is usually harmless but can sometimes indicate serious illness

Wales Online

Nurse given months to live after doctors ‘blamed cancer symptoms on Covid jab’

Katie Pritchard was misdiagnosed twice before receiving a devastating diagnosis

The Independent UK

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Mum told 'sassy' son needed potty training - and that cancer was just constipation

A scan revealed that Adam had a tumour in his stomach and one wrapped around his spine

Manchester Evening News

Neighbours star Kate Keltie shares 'incredible' update after stage four cancer diagnosis

Kate Keltie played Michelle Scully from 1999 to 2004

Wales Online

The reality of being a man living with incontinence and the warning signs you shouldn't ignore

Simon Moffett has bravely shared his own experience in the hope of tackling the taboo surrounding the issue, and maybe even save lives in the process

Wales Online

Paul Mescal’s mother says Bafta night out was ‘amazing’ amid cancer battle

Paul Mescal’s mother Dearbhla has said her night out at the Baftas with her nominee son was “amazing” amid her ongoing battle with cancer.

Evening Standard

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Teenager with liver cancer on mission to complete bucket list as disease returns ‘with vengeance’

Sam Thomas was 14 when he was first diagnosed with an extremely rare form of liver cancer

The Independent UK

When hiccups could mean stroke or cancer - signs and symptoms to watch out for

The involuntary - and annoying - contraction of the diaphragm usually goes away by itself, but can sometimes indicate serious illness

Daily Mirror

Loving Nottinghamshire son's plan to fulfil father's 'special' wish following stage four cancer diagnosis

Neil has been battling his illness since last year

Nottingham Post

Janey Godley celebrates cancer update ahead of Greenock comedy gig

Glasgow's Janey Godley is travelling around the UK as part of her 'NOT DEAD YET' tour, with the comedian set to take to the stage in Greenock across two nights at the Beacon Arts venue.

Glasgow Live

Mum was told boy's cancer was just constipation - and he needed potty training

Adam had a 15cm cancerous tumour in his stomach and another wrapped around his spine

Wales Online

Mackenzie Crook says his family are 'clutching at straws' to find missing sister-in-law

Mackenzie Crook's sister-in-law Laurel Aldridge, 62, went missing in West Sussex on Valentine's Day, after she was was diagnosed with cancer last year

Daily Mirror

Young Lanarkshire mum with terminal cancer rejects chemo to spend last weeks with her children

Nicola Codona was devastated to learn the sickness and rapid weight loss she was suffering was bowel cancer that had spread to her liver, but now she's determined to spend what time she has left with her family.

Glasgow Live

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Scientists Detect ‘Villains’ Disrupting Cancer Treatments

Scientists have pinpointed pieces of DNA which, they say, act like Bond villains in the way they help cancers spread. Researchers based in a number of UK and US universities found that extrachromosomal DNA, known as ecDNA, can help tumors to develop resistance to anti-cancer drugs. ecDNA is present in…

Wales Online

Mum who was told cervical cancer signs were due to Covid jab has months to live

Katie, 37, is now trying to raise money to fund private treatment

Daily Record

Scot's cancer-stricken toddler niece without vital medication after family fled Turkish earthquake

Ashley Salha's niece Madina was forced to flee Antakya when the devastating earthquake struck in the early hours of Monday, February 6.

The Independent UK

Eye cancer charity calls on NHS to fund treatment that boosts survival rates

A treatment known as chemosaturation therapy has been found to be effective in almost 90% of patients, according to national charity OcuMel UK.

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Wales Online

Almost a quarter of UK households run out of money for essentials most months

Two thirds of people surveyed in a new study also argue that Government is 'not doing enough' to tackle cost-of-living crisis

Chronicle Live

67% of Brits say Government not doing enough to combat cost of living crisis

The initiative comes as Macmillan Cancer Support warned that patients were resorting to selling possessions and using loan sharks to make ends meet in the cost-of-living crisis.

The Independent UK

Nearly one-quarter of households often run out of money for essentials – survey

The findings come as Macmillan Cancer Support warned that patients were resorting to selling possessions and using loan sharks to make ends meet.

Bangkok Post

Many cancer patients undergoing treatment have 'chemo fog'

DEAR DOCTORS: I had chemotherapy for breast cancer. It was successful and I'm getting my strength back, but I'm having trouble with thinking and memory. My doctor calls it "chemo brain" and says it will get better. Why is this happening? How long is it going to last?

Bangkok Post

A personal approach to medicine

If there is anything to learn from the last couple of years spent isolated and unattached to normal daily life, it is putting more of an emphasis on our mental, emotional and physical well-being.

Daily Mirror

Normal People star Paul Mescal 'gifts' mum battling cancer night out at BAFTAs

Rising star Paul Mescal, who was nominated for a BAFTA at last night's ceremony, took his family to the awards do, with his mum describing the 'crazy ride' the brood is on

Wales Online

How switching your usual cuppa could help blast dangerous visceral fat

Hidden fat can increase the risk of heart disease, diabetes and cancer

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