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Parents had called for more transparency around issues they believe are causing illnesses An independent report has found "no clear evidence" of higher than expected cancer rates among children and young adults in a town at the centre of a…
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Thu, Oct 29, 2026 | Jumada al-Awwal 17, 1448 | Fajr 05:06|DXB 30.3°C When diagnosed with breast cancer, several questions may come to a woman’s mind. Whom should she consult? What treatment options are available? How long will treatment take, and how will it affect her…
One in four patients with oropharyngeal cancer in South Korea was found to be infected with an HPV genotype other than HPV 16. In particular, patients infected with HPV 33 had a higher cervical lymph... HPV Genotypes Affect Oropharyngeal Cancer Survival, With…
A large-scale study has found that the more abdominal obesity young adults in their 20s and 30s have, the greater their risk of developing cancer within 10 years. In particular, the risk was higher among people with a lower BMI but excess belly…
28 October, 2026 By Emma Baines Black patients and those with learning disabilities face longer waiting times for breast cancer care, a new nationwide study has found. It found that long waiting times for breast cancer treatment were more often experienced by…
Did you know that according to UT MD Anderson, alcohol increases a person’s risk for seven types of cancer, including breast cancer. An advisory report from the U.S. Surgeon General a few years ago, indicated that drinking alcohol increases breast…
By HealthDay Staff HealthDay ReporterWEDNESDAY, Oct. 28, 2026 (HealthDay News) — Having obesity in your twenties and thirties could raise your risk for early-onset cancer. A team led by Dr. Jae-Seung Yun of The Catholic University of Korea in Seoul followed more than…
New Delhi [India], October 28: Every October, pink ribbons appear on hoardings and social media in support of breast cancer awareness. But awareness means little unless it changes one thing: the stage at which a woman walks into a doctor’s clinic.
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