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Tesco colleagues have raised £23,589 for Young Lives vs Cancer and Cancer Research UK after a mammoth 13-mile sponsored walk.

Just one year after undergoing intensive treatment for breast cancer, Susan Cox, an Essity employee from Liverpool, has ...

The crosstalk between bile acid (BA) metabolism and the Hippo pathway plays a role in pathogenesis of liver diseases. Here the authors show that the transcriptional coactivator YAP exerts a ...

Imperial College leads the way in world-class research in nutrition linked to Cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, Global Health, Diabetes and Obesity through Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Natural ...

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Rob Hirst, the drummer of classic 1970s Australian rock band Midnight Oil, has revealed that he is currently battling pancreatic cancer. In an interview with The Australian, Hirst explained that he ...

Once you've secured your own place in the Paris Marathon, use it to join Team Cancer Research UK and fundraise for vital cancer research. No extra entry fee, you'll have already paid the event ...

Police say he had a tattoo on his right hand similar to the Sikh symbol of ‘Ek Onkar’ – but despite having spoken to the local Gurdwara they still haven’t been able to identify him.

A new drug that helps slow the spread of an incurable type of breast cancer has been approved for use in Britain's state-run National Health Service, officials said on Friday. Scientists described ...

Professor Nicholas Turner, from the Institute of Cancer Research and the Royal Marsden ... it made available to all who need it across the UK.” Helen Knight, director of medicines evaluation ...