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Anastrozole: the daily breast cancer pill tipped to save thousands of lives
The Explainer Existing treatment approved for preventative use under 'pioneering' NHS drug repurposing scheme
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Five good-news cancer breakthroughs in 2023
In Depth Cancer-sniffing ants, ‘Bond villain’ DNA, and vaccine trials are just a few exciting developments in cancer research this year
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Deborah James: tireless cancer campaigner dies aged 40
In the Spotlight The bowel cancer campaigner raised millions for cancer research charities
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The UK’s ‘emergency’ cancer battle
feature Study finds Britain is ‘among worst in the world’ at detecting disease early
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How lungs may ‘magically’ recover from smoking damage
In Depth New research suggests that healthy cells can replace potentially cancerous ones
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Obesity ‘causes more cases of some cancers than smoking’
Speed Read Cancer Research UK accused of ‘fat shaming’ in its new campaign
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Can talcum powder give you cancer?
In Depth Johnson & Johnson to pay $4.7bn damages in ovarian cancer lawsuit
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How routine DNA testing will help improve NHS treatment
Speed Read New era of genomic health to offer patients more individualised treatment
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Half of Britons wrongly believe stress causes cancer
In Depth YouGov survey highlights large misconceptions over the causes of the disease
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UK charities fined for breaching data laws
Speed Read Oxfam and Cancer Research UK among 11 organisations found to have misused donor information
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Cancer diagnosis: new strategy 'could save thousands of lives'
Speed Read New guidelines will allow GPs to fast-track patients for cancer tests in a bid to tackle low survival rates
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Ashya King 'cured of cancer' by treatment denied on the NHS
In Depth Five-year old is now cancer-free after receiving proton beam therapy in the Czech Republic, say his parents
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Botox: how the treatment can be used to treat cancer
In Depth 'Remarkable' findings show nerve paralysis can slow tumour growth, but research is still in its early stages
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