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Emmerdale star Leah Bracknell's £50,000 cancer fund target smashed in just three days
The money was raised to pay for lung cancer treatment.
Matt Thomas Oct 08, 2016
Emmerdale star Leah Bracknell diagnosed with terminal lung cancer
The soap star has set up a fundraising page for life-saving treatment at a specialist clinic in Germany.
Priya Joshi Oct 06, 2016
Smoking leaves a 'footprint' on DNA that can last for decades
Epigenetic processes may explain why former smokers can still develop diseases after many years.
Léa Surugue Sep 21, 2016
How ancient Egyptians died – signs of inflammation, infections and cancer revealed in mummies
Proteins in mummy tissue suggest familiar diseases may have affected ancient Egyptians.
Léa Surugue Sep 21, 2016
Junk food damages red blood cells, say scientists
Significant variations in red blood cells occur between healthy and unhealthy people.
Lucy Pasha-Robinson Sep 11, 2016
Can getting enough exercise moderate alcohol's lethal effects?
Scientists compared how physical activity affected association between alcohol intake and death from all causes.
Aristos Georgiou Sep 08, 2016
Smokeless tobacco products endanger health by causing opportunistic infections
Smokeless tobacco is widely used even though it carry many health risks like cigarettes, say scientists.
Léa Surugue Aug 26, 2016
Patients' poor outlook increases side-effects in cancer patients undergoing hormone therapies
Breast cancer study shows psychosomatic symptoms are caused by mental, rather than physical, factors.
Aristos Georgiou Aug 23, 2016
Pfizer reportedly in advanced talks to acquire US cancer drug company Medivation for $14bn
Pfizer will get access to a prostate-cancer treatment drug approved for sale in the US.
Kedar Grandhi Aug 22, 2016
NHS data reveals hundreds of successful organ donations by cancer patients
NHS blood and transplant services revealed hundreds of successful organ donations by cancer patients.
Jen Offord Aug 13, 2016
Cancer campaigner and doctor Kate Granger dies aged 34 on 11th wedding anniversary
Dr Kate Granger initiated #hellomynameis campaigner to raise awareness of cancer issues
Mark Piggott Jul 24, 2016
Is cat poo the unlikely weapon in fight against cancer?
Scientists made the discovery while trialling a vaccine for Toxoplasma gondii parasite.
Samantha Payne Jul 23, 2016
British comedian Caroline Aherne has died after battling cancer, aged 52
The 52-year-old Manchester comic from Wythenshawe wrote and starred in the sitcom The Royle Family.
Fiona Keating Jul 02, 2016
Young cancer patients more likely to be smokers
People diagnosed with cancer at a young age are more likely to smoke than average youngsters.
Léa Surugue Jun 14, 2016
Nanoparticles may be key to universal vaccine against cancer
A vaccine made of nanoparticles has shown promising results in cancerous mice and in three melanoma patients.
Léa Surugue Jun 01, 2016
Teens and young adults have lower cancer survival rates than children
5-year survival rates for children, adolescents and young adults has risen steadily over time in Europe.
Divya Kishore May 27, 2016
Skin cancer: Molecule TZD appears to kill melanoma cells
A molecule has been synthesised to act against cancerous cells of patients with melanomas.
Léa Surugue May 26, 2016
Marijuana: THC alters DNA potentially leading to mutations that can be passed to children
Scientific literature suggests THC can alter DNA structure during cell division, leading to new diseases.
Léa Surugue May 25, 2016
Disinfectants in swimming pools and hot tubs could be damaging our DNA
The products we use to clean pools and hot tubs may react with sweat and urine, causing potential DNA alterations.
Léa Surugue May 23, 2016
Cancer: HIV-infected patients are more likely to lack adequate treatment
People with HIV are less likely to be getting adequate treatment if they are diagnosed with cancer.
Léa Surugue May 17, 2016
National vegetarian week: Five studies that show the benefits of a vegetarian diet
Various studies have revealed eating vegetables and reducing meat consumption is beneficial for health.
Léa Surugue May 16, 2016
Daily consumption of red and processed meat increases all-cause of mortality
New evidence shows higher mortality rates for those who consume this protein source every day.
Léa Surugue May 09, 2016
Five new gene regions increase risk of endometrial cancer
Five new loci have been identified in women suffering from endometrial cancer.
Léa Surugue May 09, 2016
Australian smokers to cough up £23 for cigarettes by 2020
The Australian government will increase excise on tobacco 12.5% per year.
Brendan Cole May 03, 2016
Immunotherapy: Leukaemia clinical trial sees 93% remission rate in advanced cancer patients
New therapy against leukaemia shows promising results in early-phase clinical trial.
Léa Surugue Apr 26, 2016
Baby girl with rare cancer saved by innovative targeted therapy
Carina has become the first patient of a type one clinical trial, which has led to the shrinking of her tumour.
Léa Surugue Apr 25, 2016
Daily aspirin could improve cancer survival chance by 20%
When taken with usual treatments, aspirin reduces the death rate of colorectal, breast and prostate cancers.
Matt Atherton Apr 20, 2016
Sean Parker sets up $250m cancer immunotherapy collaboration
The Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy will include more than 40 laboratories and 300 researchers.
Adam Justice Apr 14, 2016
The only radiotherapy machine treating cancer patients in Uganda is broken beyond repair
The machine donated in 1995 also treats patients from Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan.
James Tennent Apr 08, 2016
Vegetarian diet linked to genetic risk of heart disease and cancer
Vegetarian diet has led to genetic mutation that may increase risk of inflammatory conditions, scientists say.
Karthick Arvinth Mar 30, 2016
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