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Common virus that causes mono raises cancer risks 5-fold, study warns
Scientists identified new types of cancer linked to Epstein-Barr virus, which most people have been infected with at some point in their lives.
A common bacteria could cause 12 million cases of stomach cancer
Researchers said programmes to quickly screen and treat people for a common bacteria could reduce the number of expected stomach cancer cases by up to 75 per cent.
Exercise boosts survival rates in colon cancer patients, study finds
The findings indicate cancer patients should increase their physical activity after treatment, experts said.
New AI tool could identify which patients may benefit from cancer drug
The test could help direct prostate cancer patients to the best treatment option for them, researchers behind the findings said.
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Meet the company leveraging AI-backed physics tools for drug discovery
The start-up aims to use AI to drastically reduce the time and money it takes to develop new drugs.
Weight loss drugs could slash cancer risks by 41% compared to surgery
Larger studies are needed to confirm the findings, which offer the latest evidence that the medicines can do much more than help people lose weight.
Which cancers are rising among people under age 50?
While cancer diagnoses are increasing among younger people, death rates are not rising for most cancers, the study found.
'After pregnancy loss, test to find out why revealed I had cancer'
Few cancers are passed from parent to child, but genetic testing can help identify people at higher risk. In Sidney Raskind's case, it may have saved his life – but experts say these tests come with tradeoffs.
Childhood toxin exposure could be driving cancer uptick in under-50s
Gene mutations linked to a bacterial toxin were more common in people who developed cancer early than those diagnosed after age 70.
New spit test better than blood test at detecting prostate cancer
The saliva test appears to be more accurate than the standard test, which uses blood samples.
Testicular cancer: Warning signs and how to check you have it
Testicular cancer is one of the most treatable cancers if it’s caught early. Here’s what you need to know about checking for signs and treatment.
Cancer death rates are much higher in UK’s most deprived areas
A new report highlights “huge disparities” related to cancer care in the UK.
Consumer groups launch petition to ban aspartame in Europe
This follows the classification of aspartame, a common sweetener, as “possibly carcinogenic to humans” by the World Health Organization.
Obese children diagnosed with cancer may face higher risk of death
In two cancerous conditions, obesity was strongly linked to poorer outcomes such as relapse or death.
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.
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.