Tanning Apps Fuel Dangerous Sun Culture Among Australian Teens
Smartphone apps promoting 'safe' tanning routines for users as young as four are undermining decades of skin cancer prevention efforts in Australia.
Category : Cancer Care
Beverley Callard, 68, Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
Coronation Street icon Beverley Callard has announced she has been diagnosed with breast cancer at age 68, revealing the news live on Irish television while filming for Fair City.
NHS Cancer Hiring Freezes Double, Risk Patient Lives
Half of UK cancer treatment centres faced recruitment bans in 2025, doubling from previous year. Doctors warn of dangerous delays in diagnosis and treatment.
Period Blood Test Could Transform Cervical Cancer Screening
A groundbreaking study reveals menstrual blood testing for HPV could provide a convenient, non-invasive alternative to traditional cervical screening methods.
£1bn London Cancer Hub Expansion Approved in Sutton
Sutton Council has approved a £1bn expansion of the London Cancer Hub, creating world-leading research facilities but facing criticism over traffic impacts and allotment displacement.
Lorna Luxe Husband 'Extremely Unwell' with Terminal Cancer
Influencer Lorna Luxe cancels charity event as husband John Andrews becomes 'extremely unwell' during terminal adrenal cancer battle, sharing emotional update with followers.
Kate Middleton's Cancer Update: Fear, Exhaustion and Hope
The Princess of Wales delivers a heartfelt video message for World Cancer Day, reflecting on her own cancer journey with honesty about fear and exhaustion while emphasising strength and connection.
Parents Worked at Hospital Bedside Due to Cancer Travel Costs
A family from Newbury faced crippling travel expenses while their son underwent cancer treatment in Oxford, highlighting financial pressures on self-employed parents during medical crises.
New Cancer Strategy Aims to Save 320,000 Lives in England
The UK government unveils an ambitious 10-year National Cancer Plan for England, targeting 75% survival rates and major NHS reforms to transform cancer care.
NHS Cancer Care: Learning from Denmark
As England's cancer waiting times worsen, a new podcast explores how Denmark eliminated waiting lists and boosted survival rates, offering crucial lessons for the NHS.
Brandreth on Grandson's Cancer Battle and Treatment Call
Former MP Gyles Brandreth shares emotional story of grandson Kitt's rare rhabdomyosarcoma diagnosis as a baby and advocates for improved childhood cancer treatments.
Jewish ancestry test leads to cancer diagnosis at 31
A woman's curiosity about her Jewish heritage through the NHS BRCA testing programme led to an unexpected cancer diagnosis, highlighting the importance of genetic screening.
Esther Rantzen's Terminal Cancer Update
Dame Esther Rantzen reveals her cancer treatment has stopped working and discusses her support for assisted dying legislation in a candid new interview.
Cancer Treatment Postcode Lottery in England
A new report reveals a deadly postcode lottery in England, restricting access to innovative cancer treatments and causing significant health inequalities.
King Charles Surprises Joggers at Cancer Charity Parkrun
King Charles made a surprise appearance at a Sandringham parkrun, cheering on participants in support of the Move Against Cancer charity ahead of World Cancer Day.
Cervical Cancer: Symptoms and How to Cut Risk to 1%
A leading charity urges women to prioritise cervical health as 60 UK women daily receive gynaecological cancer diagnoses. Learn the vital symptoms and two proven methods to dramatically reduce lifetime risk.
Keto Diet Ends 10-Month Migraine Battle
After years of chronic migraines and medical advice to accept the pain, a keto diet targeting blood sugar dysregulation brought remission and hope.
AI Boosts Breast Cancer Early Detection by 12%
A Swedish study of 100,000 women found AI-supported mammography reduces later cancer diagnoses by 12% and increases early detection rates significantly.
Andy Kershaw's Cancer Battle Leaves Him Unable to Walk
BBC Radio 1 legend Andy Kershaw has been diagnosed with cancer affecting his spine, leaving him unable to walk. His friend reveals his treatment and defiant spirit.
Nipah Virus Outbreak Sparks Airport Screening
Asian nations implement airport screening as India confirms Nipah virus cases. The deadly disease has high fatality rate and no available vaccine.
Simon Armitage's Poem for World Cancer Day
Poet Laureate Simon Armitage has recorded a reading of his new poem 'The Campaign' to mark World Cancer Day and the centenary of Yorkshire Cancer Research.
Advanced Breast Cancer: Why Every Patient's Story Counts
Novartis' Moments That Count campaign highlights experiences of UK patients with advanced breast cancer, addressing awareness gaps, treatment limitations, and support needs.
Woman Sues NHS Over Six Years of Unneeded Chemo
Samantha Smith, 45, endured six-and-a-half years of gruelling chemotherapy for a brain tumour that was unnecessary, with her oncologist now under investigation by the General Medical Council.
NHS Trials AI and Robotics for Lung Cancer Detection
NHS England launches a pioneering trial combining artificial intelligence and robotic technology to accelerate lung cancer diagnosis at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital in London.
NHS Cancer Screening: Tests and Who's Eligible
A comprehensive guide to NHS cancer screening programmes for breast, cervical, bowel and lung cancer, including eligibility criteria and how to access vital early detection services.
London's Breast Cancer Screening Crisis: Causes Revealed
London Assembly Health Committee investigates why breast cancer screening rates in the capital lag behind UK regions, citing population churn, deprivation, and medical mistrust as key barriers.
NHS England Boosts Bowel Cancer Test Accuracy
NHS England is increasing the sensitivity of its faecal immunochemical test for bowel cancer, a move expected to detect hundreds more cases annually and save lives.
NHS England's World-First Gene Database for Cancer Risk
NHS England is developing a pioneering genetic register of 120 cancer-risk genes to enable earlier screening and personalised treatments for thousands at risk of inherited cancers.
Gaza Cancer Patients Trapped Without Treatment in War Zone
Thousands of Palestinian cancer patients in Gaza face impossible conditions as medical evacuations stall and treatment becomes unavailable due to ongoing conflict and restrictions.
Asbestos in UK Children's Play Sand Sparks Safety Fears
Hobbycraft withdraws children's play sand after asbestos contamination discovered by a parent. Experts warn of post-Brexit regulatory gaps in product safety laws.
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