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The HPV Vaccine is Eliminating Cervical Cancer

The HPV Vaccine is Eliminating Cervical Cancer

New research has recently confirmed the HPV vaccine has saved hundreds of lives from cervical cancer. This research is the first-ever proof of the HPV vaccine as a successful programme to reduce cervical cancer rates in the UK. The study found that the rate of...

Balancing COVID-19 and the Cancer Backlog

Balancing COVID-19 and the Cancer Backlog

This year the spotlight has been on clearing the cancer backlog. In June and July, things were starting to look up for the NHS. However, in recent months, cancer treatment services are struggling to keep up. The number of people receiving their first cancer treatment...

Backlog of Cancer Diagnoses Still on the Rise

Backlog of Cancer Diagnoses Still on the Rise

The cancer backlog has been closely monitored over the course of the pandemic, but a new study has shown the numbers are still on the rise. Figures from Cancer Research UK show that more than 226,000 people in England are waiting more than six weeks for key cancer...

NHS launches trial of early detection blood test: Galleri

NHS launches trial of early detection blood test: Galleri

This week, the NHS announced the exciting news of a trial for the Galleri blood test. We are so happy to hear the NHS is backing a blood test for the early detection of cancer. This opens the door to many more opportunities for pioneering technologies to be embraced...

Spotlight on: Cancer Prevention

Spotlight on: Cancer Prevention

Hundreds of researchers are developing new cancer treatments every day. Safe, effective treatment for cancer is important – and it’s exciting when you can see the life-saving results. But what if cancer could be prevented in the first place? Prevention is one of the...

Affordable Cancer Care: UAE’s First Cancer Charity Hospital

Affordable Cancer Care: UAE’s First Cancer Charity Hospital

Image Source :Al Jalila Foundation raises AED220 million for the Hamdan Bin Rashid Cancer Charity Hospital <https://www.aljalilafoundation.ae/media-centre/photo-gallery/?gallery=7751> The Al Jalila Foundation has announced they are one step closer to starting...

Avoiding a Late Cancer Diagnosis Due to “Vague” Symptoms

Avoiding a Late Cancer Diagnosis Due to “Vague” Symptoms

If a patient visits their GP due to unexplained weight loss, abdominal pain, or loss of appetite, it can be difficult to pinpoint the cause of the problem. A patient might be referred for different tests or scans, which can be time-consuming and delay a possible...

Cancer Blood Testing: A Crucial Follow-Up to Cancer Surgery

Cancer Blood Testing: A Crucial Follow-Up to Cancer Surgery

A cancer diagnosis can be devastating, but if detected early enough, it can be treatable. One of the treatment techniques that may be recommended is surgery to remove the cells that have been identified as cancerous. This can often be successful if the cancer is...

Cancer in the Developing World: The Need for New Technologies

Cancer in the Developing World: The Need for New Technologies

While cancer is a global health problem, research shows that around 57% of cancer cases and 65% of cancer deaths worldwide occur in developing countries. Researchers are still trying to establish why the prevalence of cancer in low and middle income countries is...

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