Health news Cancers in people under 50 up almost 80% in the last 30 years Across the globe, rates of cancer diagnoses in people under the age of 50 have soared over the past three decades. 07/09/2023
Health news Scientists discover way to potentially slow down ageing in humans A new study from Germany has potentially found the answers to time-old questions: what drives ageing and what can we do to reverse it? 26/08/2023
Health news New labels in underwear aim to raise cancer awareness in UK campaign The partnership between Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) and UK supermarket Morrisons is seeking to inform about breast and testicular cancer. 21/08/2023
Health news New molecules could ‘fuel revolution in cancer treatment’ The molecules take a unique approach to combat cancer by rewiring mutated cancer-driving genes to self-destruct. 03/08/2023
Health news Skin cancer incidence and mortality rates: How do EU countries compare The EU cancer body places melanoma as the sixth most common cancer for both men and women. Meanwhile, some “influencers” are advising against sunscreen. 19/07/2023
Health news Aspartame has been linked to cancer. Which products use the sweetener? The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has classified aspartame as a "possible" cause of cancer. 14/07/2023
Health news Sunproof your skin: Dermatologist’s tips for safeguarding against sun Summer is here and it's tempting to go outside and enjoy the sun - but it’s important to take care. Here’s how. 11/07/2023
Health news How zebrafish could hold the key to fighting brain cancer in humans Zebrafish brains share a number of characteristics with those of humans, which is why they’re being used to track the movement of cancer cells in real time. 26/06/2023
Health news UK researchers trialling breath test for early detection of cancer The breath test allows researchers to capture vapours and gases which can be analysed to detect the presence of biomarkers of certain cancers. 15/06/2023
Health news Scientists have found a way to get brain cancer cells to self-destruct Aggressive glioblastoma tumours could be in trouble: a breakthrough discovery successfully wiped out cancer cells in mice. 03/06/2023
Health news Scientists find protein that can extend lives and kill cancer cells The researchers aim to reduce cancer recurrence risks, supercharge cancer-killing cells, and explore the potential for extending human lifespans. 19/05/2023
Health news These tiny worms can smell cancer in your pee Scientists say the humble roundworm can sniff out cancer cells and could help save lives by spotting tumours at a very early stage. 16/05/2023
Health news How scientists are using AI to supercharge mRNA vaccines and drugs A new AI-driven software has written code for COVID-19 vaccines that trigger up to 128 times greater antibody responses. 15/05/2023
Health news An mRNA vaccine shows promise against one of the deadliest cancers Pancreatic cancer is one of the most stubborn and deadliest types of cancer. Could tailored mRNA vaccines help the immune system fight it off? 15/05/2023
Health news Doctors are testing radiation to cure a major cause of cardiac arrest Radiation normally reserved for cancer patients is being tested on 400 patients to see if it helps repair misfiring heart cells. 02/05/2023
Health news Glider with tumours on board tests if cancer grows in zero gravity Scientists are trying to find out if gravity has an effect on cancer, heart rates, and bone fractures by using a glider to create weightlessness. 21/04/2023
Health news Experimental new pill eliminates cancer in third of leukaemia patients More than half of the patients enrolled in an early clinical trial responded to the drug. One-third saw their cancer vanish entirely. 26/03/2023
The Dialogue Breaking taboos: The Princess leading a cancer revolution In partnership with Media City As Chairperson of the King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Center, HRH Princess Ghida Talal has been on the frontline battling against cancer since 2001. 11/03/2023
Health news Cancer death rates in the US are in decline. How does Europe compare? Because half of Europeans will develop cancer at some point in their lives, the rates for survival are of vital importance. 27/01/2023
Health news UV nail dryers may damage DNA and cause mutations in human cells UV nail dryers used for gel manicures can cause permanent mutations in human cells associated with a risk of cancer, new research has found. 24/01/2023