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Reaching EU targets on the use of tobacco and alcohol, as well as addressing unhealthy diets and air pollution could help reduce almost four million cancer cases, according to a new study.
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US top doctor calls for cancer warning labels on alcoholic drinks
The recommendation isn’t legally binding, but could help bring public awareness to the health risks associated with alcohol.
Most cancer patients in England now diagnosed at an early stage
With more people being screened for cancer than ever, the share of diagnoses made at an early stage has risen, the data shows.
New ban on tobacco products in Latvia sees scramble to find loopholes
Starting in January, various restrictions will affect tobacco sellers and consumers in the Baltic country.
King Charles III thanks health workers in Christmas message
The British monarch's message comes in a year that saw two cancer diagnoses in the family.
Where do you have the best chance of surviving cancer in Europe?
Cancer survival estimates in Europe highlight notable geographical and economic disparities. Several factors are driving gaps between countries.
Superheroes drop off Christmas gifts to young Kosovo cancer patients
Popular fictional characters like Superman, Spiderman, Batman, Super Mario, Superwoman, Captain America, Bumble Bee and the Flash became a powerful symbol of hope for the children.
Sweden wants to be the first country to eliminate HPV by 2027
The Nordic country's ambitious timeline relies on high vaccination uptake and efficient mass screening and follow-up treatment.
What patients who opt for medically assisted dying have in common
Patients with ALS or cancer were more likely to choose assisted dying regardless of where they lived, a study found.
UK scientists develop urine test for lung cancer ‘zombie cells’
The test aims to speed the detection of lung cancer, which often isn’t found until the later stages.
Which European country ranks best for smoke-free homes?
A new survey estimated the percentage of smoke-free homes in Europe.
How European countries stack up on cancer screening
There is wide variation in cancer screening across Europe, but no country scores perfectly across the board.
Cell therapy shows promise in treating deadly childhood brain cancer
A clinical trial showed CAR-T cell therapy may shrink aggressive brain and spinal cord tumours in young patients.
UK scientists testing chemical in red grapes to prevent bowel cancer
Bowel cancer kills about 161,000 people in Europe every year.
Mesothelioma second most common occupational cancer in EU
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