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Retired banker ‘proud and exhausted’ as he completes 200 marathons in 200 days

Steve James, 66, has spent the last seven months completing a 5,240-mile course along the British coast.

Evening Standard

The cream you can pick up at the pharmacy that can help fight skin cancer

Research shows common steroid creams can shrink melanoma tumours

The Independent UK

Simple steroid creams ‘could help the body fight cancer’

Experts believe the way steroids work could have a powerful effect in fighting different forms of the disease.

The Independent UK

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Cancer Research to close 88 stores - full list revealed

Cancer Research UK will close over 80 shops as part of a major shake-up of its retail network amid rising costs and shifting shopper habits

Evening Standard

The over-the-counter medication which could help reduce risk of skin cancer

A study has found that nicotinamide could help prevent the return of skin cancer

The Independent UK

Why scientists are looking for an ‘anti-Ozempic’ treatment to encourage weight gain

Cancer Research UK is funding a man’s mission to cure cachexia, a severe loss of appetite, with a treatment offering the opposite of Ozempic

The Independent UK

Major charity with 80 stores in Scotland to close hundreds of branches across UK

A MAJOR charity with 80 stores in Scotland has revealed plans to shut hundreds of branches across the UK ...

The National (Scotland)

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Dota 2 analyst honors late friend with charity donation from TI 2025 earnings

This is an honorable statement from Sheepsticked against cancer.

Dot Esports

Aspirin can have ‘huge effect’ in stopping colorectal cancer returning, study finds

Swedish researchers find low daily dose can halve risk in post-surgery patients with specific gene mutations

The Guardian - UK

New tool could help catch cases of ovarian cancer sooner

A significant number of cases are only found when the cancer has spread.

Evening Standard

New blood test could detect cases of ovarian cancer sooner

A significant number of cases are only found when the cancer has spread to another part of the body

The Independent UK

Only half of people with cancer are diagnosed within NHS target time, analysis finds

Urgently referred patients are having to wait more than 28 days to receive a cancer diagnosis, exceeding NHS England’s target time

The Independent UK

Only half of people with cancer diagnosed within target time, analysis finds

Cancer Research UK said its study shows that for people being diagnosed with cancer, things have been getting worse instead of better.

The Independent UK

Incurable blood cancer patients now living twice as long, study finds

Multiple myeloma is incurable, and happens when the bone marrow makes abnormal white blood cells

The Independent UK

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Survival time for incurable blood cancer almost doubles since 2005, study finds

Experts called the gain for myeloma patients ‘impressive’ but said continued research is needed to continue progress.

The Independent UK

Gordon Ramsay reveals skin cancer scare after undergoing treatment to remove basal cell carcinoma

TV chef said he was ‘grateful’ for receiving fast treatment

The Conversation

Cigarette filters do nothing for smokers’ health and just create plastic pollution – they should be banned

Cigarette filters were widely introduced in the 1950s, ostensibly to make smoking less harmful. With growing public concern about lung cancer and other smoking-related diseases, the tobacco industry responded not by making cigarettes safer, but by making them seem safer. Filters were the perfect innovation – not for health, but…

The Independent UK

One person could be diagnosed with cancer every two minutes until 2040

Cancer charity coalition One Cancer Voice has projected that 6.3 million cancer diagnoses will be made over the next 15 years

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The Independent UK

The five bladder cancer warning signs as new NHS treatment approved

From needing a wee more to back pain

The Independent UK

Children being ‘bombarded’ with ‘harmful’ fast food ads, charity warns

Youngsters say they are more likely to engage with content about junk food if it is shared by influencers

Evening Standard

Children more likely to engage with junk food posts from influencers – charity

It comes as a new survey found children are regularly exposed to junk food while online.

The Independent UK

Experts’ warning over ‘slow’ progress in cancer survival rates

The study, led by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) and funded by Cancer Research UK, analysed long-term trends in the cancer survival index (CSI)

Evening Standard

Speed of improvement in cancer survival rates ‘slowing’, say experts

The Government launched a call for evidence to help shape a national cancer plan earlier this year.

The Independent UK

Ham and bacon sold in Tesco and M&S found to contain cancer-causing chemicals

Cancer Research UK estimates about 13 per cent of the 44,100 cases of bowel cancer diagnosed each year in the UK are linked to eating processed meat

Evening Standard

Patients to be fast-tracked on to new head and neck cancer vaccine trial

The jab uses mRNA technology to train the immune system to fight cancer.

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