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Bone Health Focused Radius Health Goes Private In $890M Deal

Radius Health Inc (NASDAQ:RDUS) will be acquired by Gurnet Point Capital and Patient Square Capital in a transaction valued at approximately $890 million, including the assumption of debt and assuming full payment of the CVR (Contingent Value Right). Gurnet Point and Patient Square will pay $10.00 per share in cash plus a…

Benzinga

Mum's horror as son's excessive thirstiness leads to one in a million diagnosis

Rachel Daley, 38, of Merseyside, was shocked to learn her son's extreme thirstiness was due to him having a rare form of cancer after doctors initially dismissed symptom

Daily Mirror

Five ways the pandemic has affected routine medical care

Since the beginning of the pandemic, COVID has infected at least a third of the UK population and is estimated to have factored in the deaths of almost 200,000 people in the UK. But critically, COVID has also had a devastating impact on our healthcare systems. While this was expected,…

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Lanarkshire schoolboy felt like his head was 'going to blow up' during rare brain cancer battle

Fraser McAllister, 18, was diagnosed with an anaplastic glioneuronal tumour two years ago

Daily Record

The Daily Biotech Pulse: F-Star Therapeutics Buyout, Orphan Drug Tag For VBI's Brain Cancer Vaccine, Xenon's Epilepsy Candidate Shows Promise

Here's a roundup of top developments in the biotech space over the last 24 hours:

Benzinga

Young mum battling cancer desperate for a home but landlords refuse to house her

Delilah May, 27, from Skelmersdale, wants to move closer to her family for the sake of her three-year-old son Jake after she was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer

Daily Mirror

Glasgow mum terminally ill at Celtic Convention in Las Vegas after cancer shock

Ellen Cassidy started suffering from extreme fatigue and pain near her kidneys around six days into the trip. She was rushed to hospital and soon had an operation.

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Scots mum rushed to hospital at Celtic convention in Las Vegas and diagnosed with cancer

Celtic fan Ellen Cassidy was attending the North American Federation Celtic Supporters annual bash when she fell unwell.

Daily Record

Brave West Lothian schoolboy leads charge against cancer at Pretty Muddy Kids event

Leo Barker was raising money for Cancer Research UK after liver transplant

Daily Record

Edinburgh boy will be first in UK to join American trial for inoperable tumour

The eight-year-old was diagnosed with a rare grade four pineoblastoma after experiencing symptoms including headaches, tiredness and leg pain in August 2020.

Edinburgh Live

Janey Godley shares one year comparison photos and says she's 'getting stronger'

The Scots comedian took to Twitter to show the difference in herself one year on.

Daily Record

More patients 'languishing in pain' on NHS waiting lists but urgent care shows small signs of improvement

The number of people on waiting lists for non-urgent treatment hit record levels for the 24th month in a row

Wales Online

Dame Deborah James bids emotional farewell to family as she enjoys pint with mum

The esteemed journalist has been subject of much media attention after she announced that she would be stopping treatment for her bowel cancer, and receiving end-of-life care instead.

Edinburgh Live

Tributes pour in for Irish mum-of-three who died from cancer

Jacinta McDonnell, known as Cinta, was just 28 when she passed away at Dublin’s Mater Hospitalon Sunday, June 19.

Irish Mirror

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Food additive or carcinogen? The growing list of chemicals banned by EU but used in US

The EU is banning food whitener titanium dioxide. It is the latest example of a chemical deemed unsafe in Europe that’s still used in the US

Daily Record

Young Scots boy with inoperable brain tumour first person from UK to undergo American trial

The rare and aggressive cancer accounts for less than one in 100 of all brain tumours, according to Cancer Research UK.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Why is it so hard to get health care as a trans cancer patient?

Nobody can know what it is like to be a cancer patient without actually having cancer. Before I was diagnosed, I had proximity to cancer patients and experiences in health care that I thought gave me insight. In some ways they did. Yet although I had previously experienced discrimination for…

Wales Online

Boy, 8, with inoperable brain tumour to be first from UK to try experimental treatment

Rudi Abbot will fly to the USA for trials

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Liverpool Echo

Skincare experts' warning over 'unsafe' holiday tanning trend

People are being urged against copying the trend as it increases the risk of skin cancer

Manchester Evening News

'My life was ripped apart after my wife's death - others can be saved'

After his wife Elke tragically passed away, Peter Johnson found five letters inviting her to cervical screenings

Wales Online

Council left woman with cancer and four children living in single-room

The family was left 'cooped up' in a studio flat through lockdown after seven years in what was supposed to be temporary accommodation

Tribune News Service

Dave Hyde: Chris Evert is as good a story as there is this Wimbledon

The first time Chris Evert went to Wimbledon she was 17, full of innocence and a two-fisted backhand that was just starting to open the world to the St. Thomas Aquinas High senior.

Input

They did surgery on a locust's brain for cancer research

Cyborg locusts, developed by a team of scientists from Michigan State University, can detect cancerous cells through scent.

ABC News

Mathoura's bra fence attracts plenty of curious visitors but its backstory is heartbreaking

In 2017, two women hung a bra on a fence to remember their friend Wendy, who had died from breast cancer. What happened next was surprising and heart-warming.

Wales Online

Dame Deborah James and mum enjoy 'lovely relaxing day in the sunshine'

The bowel cancer campaigner is shown enjoying a refreshing drink by the River Wey

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