Up to 10,000 Britons will take part in clinical trials for personalized cancer vaccines by 2030 after the Government signs agreements with leading pharmaceutical companies. Patients will be given precision immunotherapy that works by stimulating the body’s immune system to recognize and eliminate cancer cells. The announcement comes after the Government signed an agreement with … Read more
By Charlie Jones BBC News, Suffolk 7 hours ago image source, Steven Marland Caption, Steven Marsland, pictured with his family, said he felt anxious about possibly missing the medication that was keeping him alive Cancer patients say they are relieved to be able to continue taking life-saving drugs after the policy change. Doctors are not … Read more
Asha Umrwasingh is suffering from secondary breast cancer, an incurable disease and she is seeking treatment to prolong life. But earlier this year he learned he couldn’t get NHS access to a newly approved drug to treat the specific mutation of his disease. The drug, Alpelisib, was approved for use by the NHS … Read more
By Gill Dummigan Health Correspondent, BBC North West 2 hours ago Caption, Adrian Taylor was told his cancer was incurable Ten months ago, Adrian Taylor was told he had incurable cancer and there were few treatment options left. Despite several grueling months of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, her tonsil cancer had spread to her lungs and … Read more
A 69-year-old grandfather of two initially thought nothing of the pea-sized lump he found in his chest while taking a shower. But when it turned out to be breast cancer, he now hopes that sharing his story can raise awareness to other men that they can also get breast cancer in other men. Male breast … Read more
A grandfather of two underwent a mastectomy after being diagnosed with breast cancer. Mike Burrows needed surgery after finding a lump in his chest. Now she urges men to swallow their “pride pill” and call for help for their health. And he said if he hadn’t acted quickly when he found the lump in his … Read more
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Every night, I fall asleep reflecting on my childhood and the memories I have of my mother (Image: Getty Images) Last December, when my five-year-old son asked why Grandma didn’t spend Christmas Day anymore at our house, I found myself crying. I had to explain to him that Grandmother’s cancer was making it difficult for … Read more
A mother of two says she will die if she does not seek private healthcare which reveals she has a rare and aggressive cancer. Emma Halliwell, 43, went from waiting for answers on suspected thyroid problems to an emergency hysterectomy in a matter of weeks. Brutal rounds of chemotherapy followed, including 14-hour sessions where medics … Read more
The family of a boy from Chelmsford who has an aggressive cancer and was given only a few years to live is desperately raising funds to enroll him in a drug trial in Italy. Ellis Wild was diagnosed with high risk stage four Neuroblastoma in February 2021, when he was just three years old. The … Read more
The London Cancer Center in the Belmont area of Sutton is already a bustling campus but will expand in the coming years. It is estimated to create 13,000 jobs, 7,000 in life sciences and another 6,200 in site construction. The Hub is built around the existing Royal Marsden cancer hospital. These include the Maggie Cancer … Read more
A Weston-super-Mare woman whose incurable blood cancer caused her to shrink an inch has joined the race to find others living with undiagnosed myeloma. Sarah O’Fee, from West Wick, had four broken ribs when she was diagnosed with myeloma, an incurable blood cancer that kills 3,000 people in England each year, in February 2010. He … Read more