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Scottish cancer support charity announces sudden closure after 40 years

A SCOTTISH charity which offered support sessions for anyone affected cancer has announced its shock closure with immediate effect after more than…

The National (Scotland)

Hospital probe after toddler's undiagnosed cancer death

A Perth hospital's pediatric emergency care will be reviewed after a toddler died from undiagnosed blood cancer despite his family saying they asked for a test.

AAP

Top doctors warn shortage of NHS radiologists will rise to 40 per cent by 2028

Staff shortages creating a “toxic cocktail” for NHS cancer services

The Independent UK

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Deadly cancer treatment delays now ‘routine’ in NHS, say damning reports

Studies sound alarm at state of cancer care with hundreds of thousands waiting months to start essential treatment

The Guardian - UK

Giuliani team using 9/11 cancer to stall

In the midst of bankruptcy hearings on a financial guardianship, Giuliani lawyers said he could have lung cancer

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Microrobots made of algae carry chemo directly to lung tumors, improving cancer treatment

Tumors that travel to the lungs, or lung metastases, pose a formidable challenge in the realm of cancer treatment. Conventional chemotherapy often falls short because it’s inefficient. It doesn’t directly target the lungs and accumulate in a high enough concentration to kill tumors.

The Conversation

Johnson & Johnson To Pay $700 Million As Talc Settlement

Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay $700 million as settlement for charges filed by 42 states and Washington DC.

International Business Times

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Inside the Rise of Sunscreen Skeptics

There are plenty of reasons why skipping out on sun protection can have harmful consequences. So why are so many people peddling an anti-sunscreen lifestyle?

Marie Claire

18YO Awarded $10K For Solving Why Local Hawaii Turtles Suffer From Cancer So Frequently

A Hawaiian student wins a $10,000 prize after presenting his scientific discovery that revealed why green sea turtles in his hometown are getting terribly sick. The post 18YO Awarded $10K For Solving Why Local Hawaii Turtles Suffer From Cancer So Frequently first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Scientists may finally have an answer for the obesity paradox

Scientists studied mice and tumour samples from kidney cancer patients

The Independent UK

Kevin Jonas reveals skin cancer diagnosis as he undergoes surgery

The Jonas Brothers star urged fans to get their moles checked

Evening Standard

Is aspartame bad for you? What we know about the sweetener’s health risks

Some studies link the popular soda sweetener to higher cancer risk, but the links are weak and questions remain

The Guardian - US

Remembering French cultural icon and singer Françoise Hardy

One of France's best-loved singer-songwriters, Françoise Hardy was a leading cultural icon of the Swinging Sixties and one of the biggest stars of the "yé-yé" boom that swept across Europe at the time. Hardy has died at the age of 80 after a battle with cancer. Renowned for her hits…

France 24

Pop singer Kevin Jonas documents skin cancer treatment

Jonas Brothers star revealed he has had surgery for basal cell carcinoma, advising followers to get moles checked

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France Mourns Loss Of 1960s Icon Francoise Hardy

Hardy's death at 80, after a long battle with cancer, was announced by her son late on Tuesday, and commemorations poured in from across France.

The Independent UK

Call to change ‘outdated’ prostate cancer guidance that could be putting lives at risk

But most men with early prostate cancer – when it is easiest to treat – do not have any signs or symptoms

The Independent UK

Françoise Hardy, French music and pop culture icon, dies aged 80

The singer, who became an international cultural icon in the ‘60s, was diagnosed with lymphatic cancer in 2004

Medical Daily

High Levels Of Toxic Cancer-Causing Ethylene Oxide Detected In Louisiana: Report

The researchers found that the air in the industrialized stretch of southeast Louisiana dubbed "cancer alley" has 20 times higher concentrations of carcinogenic ethylene oxide than previously expected.

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AAP

Doctors urge early checks as endometrial cancer on rise

Doctors at Brisbane's Mater hospital say higher rates of obesity among women are driving a rise in cases of endometrial cancer.

Al Jazeera

Johnson & Johnson to pay $700m to settle claims it misled consumers

Pharmaceutical giant’s payout settles allegations it misled consumers about safety of its talcum-based powder products.

The Independent UK

Kevin Jonas reveals skin cancer diagnosis: ‘Get those moles checked, people’

American musician says he had surgery for a type of cancer that mostly affects areas of skin exposed to the sun like face and neck

The Guardian - UK

Françoise Hardy, French pop singer and fashion muse, dies aged 80

Singer and actor who wrote some of her country’s biggest pop hits had suffered with lymphatic cancer for many years

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Study Reveals High Levels Of Carcinogen In Louisiana

Study by Johns Hopkins University reveals alarming ethylene oxide levels in 'cancer alley', prompting regulatory actions and health concerns.

The Conversation

PFAS are toxic ‘forever chemicals’ that linger in our air, water, soil and bodies – here’s how to keep them out of your drinking water

Close to half of America’s tap water contains PFAS, or perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances. These “forever chemicals” are in thousands of products, from clothing and cosmetics to cleaning products, and are linked to cancers, liver damage, high cholesterol and asthma.

The Independent UK

Researchers find higher levels of dangerous chemical than expected in southeast Louisiana

Scientists using more modern methods of measuring the carcinogen ethylene oxide have found much higher levels of the chemical along a corridor in southeastern Louisiana than expected

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