Cases of Stomach Cancer Spread Like a 'Transparent Cloak'... Why is it Hard to Detect?
Stomach cancer often goes unnoticed in its early stages due to a lack of symptoms, with up to 80% of patients experiencing no detectable signs before it progresses significantly.
‘Walking with’: a walk in the most hopeful stage of multiple myeloma
The article discusses a project called ‘Caminando con’ that promotes hope and connection between multiple myeloma patients and their healthcare providers through shared experiences in rural Spain.
Drug shortage forces desperate Lithuanian breast cancer patients to seek help from neighboring countries
Lithuanian women undergoing breast cancer treatment have been facing a four-month shortage of the essential drug, tamoxifen, leading some to seek it in neighboring Latvia and Poland.
Research advances control over one of the most annoying symptoms for prostate patients
A recent clinical study indicates that an anticholinergic medication used for overactive bladder may significantly alleviate hot flashes in men undergoing hormone therapy for prostate cancer.
Woman transforms cancer fight into support for 1,500 patients in Franca (SP)
Eliane Aparecida Bonine, a social worker from Franca, Brazil, founded an organization to support cancer patients after her own battle with breast cancer.
Communicating Symptoms in One's Own Words: What Cancer Patients Can Do to Prepare for Disasters
A recent event in Osaka emphasized the importance of cancer patients communicating their symptoms in their own words and being connected to trusted individuals before a disaster strikes.
"The Problem is Time." An Oncologist Describes How Delays Slow Down Cancer Treatment
An oncologist emphasizes the critical importance of timely treatment for cancer patients and how delays can hinder effective care.
Retired police officer who overcame cancer brings joy to the elderly as a Sidney Magal cover and prepares for a triathlon competition
A retired Brazilian police officer who overcame multiple myeloma brings happiness to elderly patients in nursing homes by performing as a cover for singer Sidney Magal, while also preparing for a triathlon competition.
Scandal-hit hospital admits patients caught up in dirty water cancer ward incident
Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow has admitted that patients were affected by a dirty water and mould incident in its cancer ward, amidst ongoing investigations into environmental risks.
Family pleads for cancer drug approval after death of dad, aged 33
The family of Huw Jones, who died from cholangiocarcinoma, is urging health authorities to approve the drug zanidatamab that could offer hope to patients like him.
"Restoring Life by Connecting Blood Vessels with Threads Finer than Hair"
The article discusses the often-misunderstood field of reconstructive plastic surgery, emphasizing its critical role in restoring both physical functionality and meaningful lives for patients overcoming trauma, congenital defects, or cancer.
Why is the wait for innovative cancer drugs particularly long in Korea?
Despite advancements in cancer treatment technologies, South Korean patients face significantly longer wait times for new cancer drugs compared to other developed countries.
'Very common' symptom that 'doesn't go away' could signal cancer
Cancer Research UK warns that persistent fatigue, affecting 65% of cancer patients, could be a warning sign of cancer that is often overlooked.
Nutrition: Why Cancer Patients Should Not Diet
Cancer patients are often advised against following restrictive diets or fasting, as these practices can have detrimental effects on their health.
Medical Student Hupcejová: I Will Never Forget the Patient Who Died of Cancer Due to Hoaxes
Hana Hupcejová, a fifth-year medical student in Slovakia, reflects on the impact of health misinformation on patients and aspiring doctors.
Doctor questions cancer treatments for octogenarians in HS – colleague's complete rebuttal
A Finnish oncologist raises concerns about the appropriateness and cost-effectiveness of cancer treatments for patients over 80 years old, sparking a debate in Helsingin Sanomat.
Hope for colorectal cancer patients as Nigeria begins immunotherapy trial
Nigeria has initiated immunotherapy trials aimed at providing promising treatment options for colorectal cancer patients.
Yes, cancer is natural. But everyone affected deserves our full effort.
Professor Jarle Breivik argues that cancer is a natural human condition, but emphasizes the need for compassion and efforts towards patients.
Compensation for Patients with Prostate Cancer Begins
Lithuania starts compensating a medication for prostate cancer patients, which has shown to prolong survival, slow disease progression, and alleviate symptoms according to clinical trials.
Harry and Meghan in Jordan: spotlight on the behavior of Duchess Meghan
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle spent several days in Jordan, highlighting their humanitarian efforts and emphasizing personal connections with patients at King Hussein Cancer Center, amidst significant international media attention.
Some primitive viruses spreading through the human genome, a new engine of cancer
An international team describes how jumping genes play a role in patients with lung, colon, and other organ tumors.
Prince Harry and Meghan comfort cancer patients and their families on emotional visit
Prince Harry and Meghan visited the King Hussein Cancer Centre in Jordan to support young cancer patients and their families during their two-day trip to the country.
We will survive, but we are often exhausted. This is not often talked about in the office, says the coordinator of a survey on the lives of cancer patients
The article discusses the psychological and emotional challenges faced by cancer patients, particularly those undergoing the 'watch and wait' treatment approach, highlighting their struggle to balance everyday life and the lack of awareness regarding clinical trial opportunities.
Danish scientists discovered something about colorectal cancer that had been overlooked by everyone
Danish researchers have identified a previously undocumented virus in the gut bacteria of colorectal cancer patients, potentially aiding in earlier cancer detection in the future.
Breast cancer forum in Florianópolis will have free programming open to the public in March
A free breast cancer forum in Florianópolis aims to provide information and resources to healthcare professionals, patients, and the public.
Cancer Therapy: When the Patient Co-Decides
Cancer patients benefit when they are directly involved in decision-making about their treatment, with some clinics already showing a change in approach.
Pilot study into early diagnosis of pancreatic cancer to launch in Brisbane
A pilot study aimed at early diagnosis of pancreatic cancer through screening diabetes patients is set to launch in Brisbane.
Best and worst NHS trusts for cancer treatment revealed
An analysis reveals that almost all NHS trusts in England failed to meet the target of treating 85% of cancer patients within 62 days, with the situation particularly critical for patients experiencing long delays.
Expert: Some patients are reducing their chances of recovery through supplements
Experts warn that certain supplements may harm cancer patients and reduce their chances of recovery.
Cancer treatment begins in the mouth: why some patients do not receive necessary help?
A recent conference highlighted systemic issues in oral health treatment for cancer patients in Lithuania, where many do not receive adequate dental care.
AI predicts with chilling accuracy life expectancy of cancer patients
AI has been developed to provide more accurate predictions of cancer patients' life expectancy, potentially aiding in end-of-life care planning.
The aim is not to appeal to the anxiety of relatives of cancer patients
A cancer support organization has criticized Intuens for marketing its health screening services to the relatives of cancer patients.
The goal is not to appeal to the anxiety of relatives
The director of Intuens states that their collaboration with the support organization Kraft was intended to provide options for those seeking such services, without invoking fear or anxiety among relatives of cancer patients.
Unethical to market towards relatives of cancer patients
The director of the Icelandic Cancer Society criticizes a company for marketing its health screening services to families of cancer patients.
Intuens has exploited the fear and anxiety caused by cancer to profit
Intuens has come under fire for targeting the relatives of young cancer patients with controversial health scans that are seen as harmful rather than beneficial.
More children survive cancer – even difficult diagnoses
Advances in research and healthcare have led to improved treatment outcomes for pediatric cancer patients in Sweden.
What is the effect of fasting on the effectiveness of medications and chemotherapy?
A program on Al Jazeera discusses the potential benefits of fasting on health and medication effectiveness, especially for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy.
Cancer Diagnosis: When Life Seems to Stop, Help is Right Here
The article discusses the emotional and practical challenges faced by cancer patients and their families, emphasizing the importance of seeking emotional support.
Dealing with Patients: "Doctors should say that 99 out of 100 survive"
The article discusses how doctors should communicate risks to patients, particularly in sensitive situations like cancer diagnoses and surgeries, with insights from two psychologists.
Actinver Circuit: more than a thousand people come together against cancer
Over a thousand participants joined the first edition of Circuito Actinver, aimed at strengthening timely detection and support for colorectal and pancreatic cancer patients.
Hope Against Triple Negative Breast Cancer: Experimental Vaccine Shows Positive Results
An experimental mRNA vaccine shows promising outcomes in a small trial for triple-negative breast cancer patients.
Minister Vojtěch plans a review of cancer screenings to increase participation
Czech Health Minister Adam Vojtěch is planning a review of five cancer screening programs to improve participation rates among patients.
Funding for essential surgeries for cancer patients available only until March; doctors urge government to act
Doctors at Eastern Hospital in Latvia are raising concerns about the limited availability of funding for crucial cancer surgeries, which will only last until March, urging the government to take action.
Good News in the Fight Against Cancer: 'Yellow Hill' Offers Patients Something They Have Never Experienced Before
The Masaryk Oncology Institute in Brno is set to open a new patient-friendly entrance pavilion and a state-of-the-art cancer prevention center, marking a significant development in its history.
Leukemia Leads Cases of Childhood Cancer Among Pediatric Oncology Patients at HRBA
In 2025, 74% of confirmed childhood cancer diagnoses at the Hospital Regional do Baixo Amazonas were leukemia cases.
Is cancer back? Blood tests may soon provide the answer
A new pilot project aims to simplify cancer follow-ups through blood tests that can detect circulating tumor DNA, offering patients a non-invasive alternative to traditional monitoring methods.
DANIEL HOFFMAN: What my family learned from a 12-year-old about inner strength
The article highlights the compassion and resilience embodied by Jessie Rees, a child who faced terminal cancer and inspired the creation of Joy Jars for other young patients.
Sign on your pillows every morning could be a symptom of cancer
Health professionals warn that excessive night sweats, leaving marks on pillows, could indicate cancer, particularly in leukemia patients.
Surgeon A. Dulskas Identifies Cancer Increasingly Affecting People Under 50
Surgeon Audrius Dulskas has highlighted a worrying trend of increasing cancer rates among individuals under 50, particularly colorectal cancer, which is becoming a leading cause of cancer mortality in younger patients.
Overcoming: Patients undergoing cancer treatment find strength in their passion for Flamengo
Two friends undergoing leukemia treatment at a Maceió hospital bond over their shared passion for Flamengo football club, which has provided them with hope and strength during their battle with cancer.