‘Flying with the stars’: Port Lincoln teen loses third battle with cancer
Surrounded by family and “resting in the arms of his ancestors”, a Port Lincoln teen has lost his years-long battle against cancer.
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It’s no coincidence
I thought I had a food intolerance – but it was bowel cancer
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This drug helped me beat cancer – instead of $229k it now costs $31
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Australia is falling behind in the ‘new era’ of cancer treatment
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Before and after scans show how ‘miracle drug’ shrank baby’s tumour
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I had a tumour the size of a baby – why I hope to beat lethal cancer
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Wrong woman operated on in shock cancer test swap
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