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  • 3 days ago | express.co.uk | Hanna Geissler

    Major report reveals 48% surge in chances of having cancer in UKCancer Research UK analysed trends for the last 50 years. Share Article Bookmark More people are getting cancer but fewer are dying from it, the report found (Image: Getty)Cancer death rates in the UK have fallen by a fifth over the last 50 years, despite cases continuing to rise, a major report reveals. The analysis by Cancer Research UK means people are now 48% more likely to get cancer but less likely to die from it.

  • 3 days ago | express.co.uk | Hanna Geissler

    False information can spread like wildfire online, including through social media (Image: Getty)England’s top doctor has urged cancer patients not to be fooled by “fairy tales” about quack cures, after experts warned of a boom in online misinformation. Medics at the world’s largest cancer conference in Chicago said patients were turning down treatment and, in the worst cases, dying after pursuing dodgy alternative therapies.

  • 3 days ago | express.co.uk | Hanna Geissler

    Doctors are very excited about one huge new cancer breakthrough45,000 cancer experts have gathered in Chicago to hear about the latest research breakthroughs.

  • 4 days ago | express.co.uk | Hanna Geissler

    Brisk walking for 45 minutes 3-4 times a week would meet the criteria (Image: Getty)Exercise can be “better than a drug” at slashing the risk of cancer returning after treatment, landmark research reveals. A world-first trial found that giving patients an “exercise prescription” with the support of a personal trainer dramatically boosted their survival chances. People with the most common type of bowel cancer who joined the programme were 37% less likely to die within eight years.

  • 5 days ago | express.co.uk | Hanna Geissler

    ‘Groundbreaking’ cancer therapy boosts survival by 40% in landmark studyA milestone study looked at a therapy that reprogrammes a patient's immune cells. Share Article Bookmark CAR-T therapy genetically modifies a patient's immune cells to better fight cancer (Image: Getty)A cutting-edge therapy that genetically modifies a patient’s own cells to seek and destroy cancer cells could deliver a “paradigm shift” in treatment, experts have said.

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hanna geissler
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10 May 25

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9 May 25

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5 May 25

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