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Significant increase in cancer cases among younger people since 2000: WCRF study
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Significant increase in cancer cases among younger people since 2000: WCRF study

The World Cancer Research Fund analysis found “significant increases” in early onset cancers for seven cancer types in England, five types in the US and four in the Netherlands

Government partnership with Breast Cancer Now
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Government partnership with Breast Cancer Now

Northern Ireland to expand bowel cancer screening programme
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Northern Ireland to expand bowel cancer screening programme

Invitations will be extended to people aged 59, with 58-year-olds joining the programme from April 2027

Non-invasive test for womb cancer after menopause
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Non-invasive test for womb cancer after menopause

Non-invasive test could spare thousands of women uncomfortable hospital investigations, Manchester researchers say

NICE clears life-extending breast cancer drug Enhertu
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NICE clears life-extending breast cancer drug Enhertu

It will now be available for NHS treatment and 1000 women with incurable breast cancer will now be able to access Enhertu

Urine test for bladder cancer shows promise during trials
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Urine test for bladder cancer shows promise during trials

Galeas Bladder test was able to detect 92.2% cases of bladder cancer, and can be used to screen patients before undergoing cystoscopy

NHS invites 500,000 men to join prostate cancer research programme
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NHS invites 500,000 men to join prostate cancer research programme

Initiative aims to create one of the world’s largest research platforms to accelerate early detection and personalised treatment

G7 leaders' call for joint action to fight against cancer
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G7 leaders' call for joint action to fight against cancer

Cancer kills nearly 10 million people each year worldwide and new cases are projected to increase by 80 per cent globally by 2050