MOUTH cancer cases have doubled in 20 years but half of adults cannot name a single symptom. More than 11,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with it each year —...
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CASES of aggressive bowel cancer that kills half of those it strikes are rising in teens and young adults, scientists warn. As the disease historically affects...
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NOAH Butterfield went blind from brain cancer at just three years old, after nursery staff spotted a worrying early symptom. It all started on Boxing Day 2024,...
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AT six years old, little Betsy Badminton should’ve had her whole life to look forward to. Instead, heartbroken mum Katie sang her daughter’s favourite song whil...
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WHEN Elaine Sawyer became constantly exhausted and battled flu symptoms, she blamed it on her chronic fatigue. But after noticing an ulcer on her tongue and sud...
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WHEN Beth Brown discovered a small red patch on her face she dismissed it as merely eczema thinking little of it. But after the flaky patch continued to grow bi...
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WHEN Damian Lazewski began repeatedly waking up in the middle of the night needing to use the toilet, he and his wife thought little of it. The now 45-year-old...
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THE next time you flush the toilet without looking, you could be flushing away the only early warning sign your body is trying to give you. Checking your stool...
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A ‘SUPER-FIT’ mum who noticed a strange taste in her mouth was devastated when doctors revealed it was incurable cancer. June Kelly, 48, who had competed in tri...
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A WOMAN who had a persistent rash believed it was caused by a virus, but she was shocked to learn it was a symptom of an aggressive cancer. In March 2025, Cait...
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DAME Deborah James’ science laboratory will be part of a project awarded £20million by Cancer Research UK to test a new way of tackling tumours. The at the Fran...
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THE key point that determines how bowel cancer will grow has been discovered by scientists in what has been labelled the “Big Bang” moment. The new finding cou...
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