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Fury over decision to axe ‘last hope’ cancer treatment from NHS

It’s being called a ‘backward step for NHS care’

The Independent UK

Charities launch appeal to reverse Nice decision on life-saving cancer treatment

Blood Cancer UK, Lymphoma Action and stem cell charity Anthony Nolan have formally appealed against the decision.

Evening Standard

‘Deadly postcode lottery’ restricting new cancer treatments in England, doctors say

Patients missing out on effective new radiotherapies widely used in other countries, health secretary told

The Guardian - UK

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Deaths of two more patients at Glasgow hospital under investigation

Prosecutors say seven deaths now being looked at in connection with Queen Elizabeth university hospital

The Guardian - UK

King’s support at Sandringham charity parkrun ‘means the world’

Charles cheered on participants on Saturday morning and chatted with local members of Move Against Cancer’s 5K Your Way group.

Evening Standard

Minister can't quantify NDIS savings post-hospital deal

Health Minister Mark Butler is yet to put a deadline on cutting spending growth on the $50 billion-per-year NDIS after striking a major hospital funding deal.

AAP

'Changed me': deputy leader back after cancer fight

A deputy premier is returning to work for the new school year following her second cancer battle in three years.

AAP

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The long half-life of France’s nuclear tests in Polynesia

Thirty years ago this week, on an island in the South Pacific, France conducted its final nuclear test – ending a programme that exposed thousands of people to radiation over decades. The islands of French Polynesia are still living with the fallout.

Radio France Internationale

Sanford and Son star Grady Demond Wilson dies aged 79

Wilson died from complications of an unknown type of cancer

The Independent UK

King surprises joggers at Sandringham parkrun for second year in a row

Charles attended the event on Saturday morning as a spectator, surprising the Sandringham parkrun joggers ahead of World Cancer Day next week.

Evening Standard

King Charles seen for first time since latest Andrew revelations

Charles attended a parkrun on Saturday morning, just hours after fresh revelations about Andrew

The Independent UK

A bullet shattered her knee. Now a Gaza teen's chances of walking depend on Rafah border crossing

Sick and wounded patients in Gaza desperate for medical evacuation have pinned their hopes on the promised reopening of the enclave's Rafah border crossing with Egypt

The Independent UK

Patriots Defensive Coordinator Terrell Williams Is Cancer-Free, Will Travel to Super Bowl LX

Williams has received a clean bill of health after undergoing treatment for prostate cancer.

Sports Illustrated

New triple-drug treatment stops pancreatic cancer in its tracks, a mouse study finds

By targeting three key growth pathways at once, researchers eliminated pancreatic tumors in multiple mouse models and prevented the cancer from returning, a promising step toward overcoming treatment resistance.

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Blood test could bolster brain cancer survival rates

Australian scientists have developed a diagnostic device that uses a patient's blood to analyse how deadly brain tumours are responding to medical treatment.

Fortune

'We’ll save the world from cancer’: Inside Pfizer CEO’s $23 billion post‑COVID bet on oncology

"The winners in life are differentiated from the losers in life because the winners never fall," Albert Bourla says. "The winners always stand up again."

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Are You Ignoring These Silent Early Symptoms of Cancer?

Cancer does not develop overnight. It grows gradually and often sends early warning signals that many people fail to notice. Each year, thousands of lives are lost because these signs are ignored or misunderstood. Recognizing symptoms such as unexplained fatigue, sudden weight loss, persistent pain, changes in the skin, or…

The Independent UK

AI could transform breast cancer screening after landmark trial

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The Independent UK

AI-supported breast cancer screenings result in fewer aggressive cases

Routine screening prevents around 1,300 deaths from breast cancer each year in the UK, but AI-supported mammography screenings could save more lives

The Guardian - UK

AI use in breast cancer screening cuts rate of later diagnosis by 12%, study finds

Swedish study of 100,000 women found higher rate of early detection, suggesting potential to support radiologists

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Teddi Mellencamp reveals she's 'still in immunotherapy'

Teddi Mellencamp has clarified her dad's recent comments about her health.

The Independent UK

Teddi Mellencamp clarifies that her cancer hasn’t come back after her dad John said she was ‘suffering’

The reality star said in October that her cancer was ‘gone’

The Independent UK

One in four school leavers have higher cancer risk because they skipped this vaccine

A ‘concerning’ number of students are missing out on the crucial HPV vaccines, says health minister

Guitar World

“I turned around and the wall was on fire in just a small area. I unplugged my guitar and a guy opened the side door by the stage, and I went out into the parking lot”: Mark Kendall on Great White’s two big tragedies, and why he welcomed Nirvana's rise

Great White’s legacy has come to be defined by two-fold tragedy – the Station nightclub fire in 2003, and the recent death of vocalist Jack Russell – but when Kendall, who’s currently battling cancer, looks back, he does so with gratitude

The Conversation

People who survive cancers are less likely to develop Alzheimer’s – this might be why

Cancer and Alzheimer’s disease are two of the most feared diagnoses in medicine, but they rarely strike the same person. For years, epidemiologists have noticed that people with cancer seem less likely to develop Alzheimer’s, and those with Alzheimer’s are less likely to get cancer, but nobody could explain why.

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