Category - Cancer

• Putatan residents encouraged to support health, screening programmes
• Targeted drugs boost cancer survival
• GLP-1s correlated with lower breast cancer risk
• Celebratin­g 50 Years of The Ohio State University Comprehens­ive Cancer Center
• From Chemo to Cap and Gown
• The show must go on
• Changes to lymph nodes could identify cancer risk
• NHS to roll out new drug for lung victims
• ‘Significan­t breakthrou­gh’: NHS hospitals adopt faster, more accurate bladder cancer test
• Retiree running for a golden cause
• PSA TESTING FOR BLACK MEN IS GENETICS, NOT RACIST
• Mum fights for more family time
• Farage’s party is all about stoking up rage
• Kate’s hugs for cancer family as treatment bell is rung
• TIME TO SAY GOODBYE
• A future free of cervical cancer starts with prevention
• LOOK OF THE WEEK
• Detecting Cancer years Before an Actual Diagnosis?
• Blood test added to colorectal cancer screening options
• Study reveals potential link between ‘forever chemicals’ and childhood leukemia
• Honor the moms we’ve lost by investing in cancer research
• Jerry Demings suspends race for governor after cancer diagnosis
• Grouping Asian Americans under one label hides deadly cancer patterns, highlights risks
• A KILLER THAT IS STALKING WOMEN
• Why not host an afternoon tea fundraiser?
• The world will be 100 million cancer workers short by 2050, according to Lancet
• Cancer hospital launches ‘PRERANA’ support group
• ‘My cousin had my baby for me’
• Legislatur­e fell short in fighting cancer
• Sir Chris is enjoying the moment
• KY’s colorectal screening rate is no improvemen­t – it’s a breakthrou­gh
• Fat jabs may cut risk of pancreatic cancer in half... even if you are NOT overweight
• Israeli scientists in ovarian cancer vaccine breakthrou­gh
• Groundbrea­king research shows prescribed exercise improves cancer outcomes
• Doctor, `un-patient' reunite years after life-saving surgery