In 2014, the US National Cancer Institute (NCI) spent $223 million for CRC research, placing it fourth behind breast cancer ($530 million), lung cancer ($254 million) and leukaemia ($237 million).6 ...

Alan from Kidderminster was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2008. He took part in the FOXTROT clinical trial, which used a drug called panitumumab. ... Cancer Research UK is a registered charity in ...

Shelagh McKinlay, the director of research and advocacy at the blood cancer charity Myeloma UK, said: “We have been working very hard for the last year to get this treatment approved and we know ...

The UK’s advertising regulator has banned an advert for French oil giant TotalEnergies about its renewable energy investments for being “misleading,” following a complaint from campaigners that the ad ...

UK health officials have deemed certain Jolly Rancher candies unsafe due to them containing ingredients that could increase the risk of cancer.

Yorkshire Cancer Research - YCR. If you have questions about the trial please contact our cancer information nurses. Freephone 0808 800 4040. Email. Last review date. ... Cancer Research UK is a ...

Among the 20-49 age group alone, cancer rates are up 23% since the 1990s. Scientists are still trying to figure out exactly what is affecting young people so drastically. But there are some ...

Beloved Real Housewives of Atlanta star and celebrity hairstylist, Dwight Eubanks, 64, recently revealed to his fans and the public that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer.. Although his ...

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Toby Freeman is running a series of marathons across the UK dressed as a giant pair of testicles to raise awareness of testicular cancer following the tragic ... to show personalised advertising.

Patients who have been treated for colon cancer could cut their risk of death by 37% if they stick to a structured exercise after their treatment ends, a study suggests.

Cancer patients are being 'priced out' of holidays due to 'inflated' travel insurance, a charity has claimed.. Support group Maggie's said sufferers and those in recovery are 'frequently' refused ...