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Exclusive: NHS England data show 4.6m or so women still unscreened or behind with tests, for disease diagnosed in 3,200 annually in UKRecord numbers of women are not being screened for cervical cancer, official figures show, as a leading charity urged …
All-party group including peers backs campaign by victims’ group, saying Cape ‘knowingly put people in danger’ MPs and peers have written to one of the biggest manufacturers of asbestos, calling on it to make a £10m donation towards mesothelioma resear…
£43m of support will extend trials of personalised therapies for children and adults at network of specialised medical centresCancer patients will have greater access to clinical trials of personalised therapies after a funding boost for specialised me…
Concerns at mesothelioma death rate trigger study to detect exposure to now banned material used in school buildingsThe threat of asbestos-related cancer to female teachers is to be examined after possible signs of an elevated risk of fatal illness.Tra…
Governor DeSantis hosts a roundtable with physicians nationwide on ending COVID theater once and for all.
American Cancer Society calculates that 3.8m lives have been saved, highlighting HPV’s role in tackling cervical cancerAmerican cancer deaths have declined by 33% since 1991, according to a new report – saving an estimated 3.8m lives.The report by the …
Data shows men in Scotland almost three times more likely to be diagnosed at a late stage Prostate cancer patients across the UK face a “postcode lottery” of care, a charity has warned, with men in Scotland almost three times more likely to be diagnose…
Riverdance star has undergone surgery and is in care of doctors, according to Instagram accountMichael Flatley, best known for his Riverdance show, has been diagnosed with an “aggressive” form of cancer.A post on the Irish dancer and director’s Instagr…
Cancer death rates are 1.6 times higher than general population probably due to toxic chemicalsFirefighters are more than three times as likely to die from certain cancers than the general population, probably due to exposure to toxic chemicals while b…
The development marks an important step in addressing the continent’s reliance on imported treatments and vaccines The first Moroccan-produced tests to diagnose breast cancer and leukaemia will become commercially available within months, cutting costs…