Category : Cancer Care


Black Stroke Survivor: Awareness Is Vital

A Black stroke survivor shares her story after King's College research shows stroke incidences are 131% higher in Black African populations. She urges awareness and early detection.

Why Routine Cancer Tests Have Age Limits

Routine cancer screening tests have age limits based on risk-benefit analysis, aiming to reduce harm from overdiagnosis and false positives while maximizing benefits for those most at risk.

Martha's Rule Saved Over 500 Lives

Over 500 patients received life-saving care after Martha's rule, allowing second opinions in hospitals, was introduced in England in 2024.

Sam Neill Cancer-Free After CAR T-Cell Therapy

Sam Neill announces he is cancer-free after undergoing CAR T-cell therapy in an Australian clinical trial, advocating for expanded access to the treatment for blood cancer patients.

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