The signs you might have bowel cancer
An unexplained surge in bowel cancer among people aged under 50 has doctors worried and a new study highlights the signs you may have the disease.
An unexplained surge in bowel cancer among people aged under 50 has doctors worried and a new study highlights the signs you may have the disease.
Getting tattooed could increase a person’s risk of developing a certain type of cancer, researchers have found.
The only option for these cancer patients was a surgery with a less than 50 per cent success rate. This is the inside story of an Australian breakthrough that got the world talking.
Sophia Noelle Thompson thought her headache was due to stress from her school exams. Instead it was hiding a horror disease that could now claim her life at any time.
It’s a groundbreaking find
One man has been compensated $27.6 million
Her hair has grown back better than ever
Know the symptoms
Early detection has 100 per cent survival rate
“I’m taking this as a real gift”
It is the second most common cancer in Australian men
How you store SPF matters
Physical activity helps patients
Australia is struggling to fund tests and treatments for breast cancer as insurance is also being refused for those who have the genetic cancer genes.
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