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'I was worried my boys would grow up without a father - I had to make a change'

Dad Rob Hinton weighed 20 stone at his heaviest

Manchester Evening News

'My daughter was suffering nightmare headaches - months later she was dead'

Leigh Kelly tragically died aged just 36 after a long and gruelling battle with cancer

Manchester Evening News

GAA star confronted by 'angry' donors fooled by alleged cancer scam as Garda probe ramps up

'A handful became angry and fronted him up and eventually got their money back'

Dublin Live

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'Alarming' escalation in England nurses' strikes threatened if no pay deal found

Dispute involving nurses in England could be extended to involve staff from emergency departments, intensive care and cancer wards

Wales Online

NHS A&E and cancer nurses set to join ‘most disruptive’ strikes yet

Royal College of Nursing planning to announce first 48-hour strike running through nights

The Independent UK

Do you want extra salt with that? The problem with plant-based burgers

In a Cancer Council survey of 35 plant-based burger products, "some contain more than the recommended daily sodium intake in just one patty".

The New Daily

A long and lethal legacy: In the shadow of asbestos in the UK

Widely used in construction for decades, the aftermath of asbestos exposure has been a death sentence for thousands.

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A&E and cancer nurses set to join next wave of strikes as NHS pay dispute escalates

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) is considering fresh industrial action over three separate days, which would run throughout the night, as ministers stonewall on pay demands

Daily Mirror

'We all have advanced cancer and this is what we've learned'

'Secondary cancer takes a lot away from you; you feel like a patient, a burden, but really I am a lot of other things'

Wales Online

Liverpool doctor who can 'predict death'

Dr Seamus Coyle is co-author of a Clattebridge Cancer Centre study with "global impact"

Liverpool Echo

Musician Steven Van Zandt gifts Jamie Raskin a bandana, wishes him a 'rapid' recovery

The Maryland Democrat, who is in treatment for cancer, credited the musician for inspiring him to wear bandanas while he undergoes chemotherapy.

WEKU

'I lost concentration and crashed my bike - months later I was told the horrific reason why'

One round of scans showed nothing - the second set presented Joel with a devastating, fatal diagnosis

Manchester Evening News

Health bosses warned about 'ongoing clinical risk' of non-permanent cancer surgery unit

Plans for the surgery unit have been thrown into jeopardy.

The Canberra Times

Radio DJ James Whale considered euthanasia after devastating terminal cancer diagnosis

DJ James Whale said had it not been for his wife Nadine he would have ended it all when he was diagnosed with cancer again, as this time it is sadly terminal

Daily Mirror

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T-Rell Pens ‘Letter To Jordan’ Inspired By His Son’s Battle With Cancer And Down Syndrome

T-Rell’s son, Jordan serves as an inspiration to the budding artists, who is currently working on, “Big Rell” project.

Liverpool Echo

Hot drinks increase risk of one of deadliest cancers

Around half of people live more than five years after diagnosis when it's caught early

Zenger

Pancreatic Cancer Rates Rising Faster In Younger Women: Study

Every year, more than 60,000 people in the U.S. are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

Chicago Sun-Times

Joyce Brown became her own advocate for breast cancer treatment

Joyce Brown, Ph.D., has spent 40 years leading philanthropic and community organizations, earning a coveted Rosa Parks Award from her local NAACP chapter among other honors.

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'Depressed and anxious': Sunderland man needed help when language barrier meant he didn't understand what cancer he had

A pioneering team at the Sunderland Bangladeshi International Centre helped Somsu Miah through a terrifying cancer diagnosis

Daily Mirror

Thousands waiting too long for breast cancer check with women 'paying price for failure'

Breast cancer waiting times have continued to rise, with more than 25 per cent of all patients being forced to wait at least two weeks for a single specialist check-up.

Manchester Evening News

Beauty fans praise 'miraculous' £14 Amazon smoothing face cream loved by Victoria Beckham

"Having been diagnosed with cancer my skin took a battering and I was advised to use the cream. It was quite miraculous how it banished the dryness, red marks and sore areas. My skin has never been in such good condition.."

The Independent UK

Woman diagnosed with cervical cancer says doctors dismissed four telltale symptoms

Crystal Manuel, who lives in Chandler’s Ford in Hampshire, was diagnosed with cervical cancer at the age of 37

Irish Mirror

Dad nearly lost his sight after 'stye' turned out to be something much more sinister

Brett Exton, 55, who lives in the UK, noticed a small lump on his right eyelid

Glasgow Live

Glasgow dad who battled cancer hands out roses every Valentine's Day at the Beatson

He wants to brighten up patients' day after recovering from the disease and benefitting from help from charity Maggie's Centre.

The Conversation

Cancer evolution is mathematical – how random processes and epigenetics can explain why tumor cells shape-shift, metastasize and resist treatments

Cancer is often seen as a disease that arises from genetic mutations causing cells to divide uncontrollably and invade other parts of the body. But the spread of cells away from their origins is actually a normal process in some cases. The embryo burrows into the uterus during early pregnancy.…

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