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Cervical cancer ‘will become rare as vaccination programme stops disease’
Cancer Research UK are hailing the 'power of science'
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County Durham cancer support service holds a series of Macmillan coffee mornings
Joining the Dots has been a lifeline for anxious cancer patients during the delays to treatment brought about by the pandemic.
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Chester teachers take part in endurance challenge for Clatterbridge Cancer Charity
School team took 3rd place out of almost 750 teams.
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Friendships, lockdown and a shared passion - how a Chester man raised £10k for charity
The #lastmiletogether group has now grown massively to a collaboration of just under 200 members, all with the same goal.
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Clearing NHS cancer backlog could take over a decade
The main issue in cancer care is diagnosis
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Rheolwr Cyngor Ceredigion yn rhedeg i godi arian at uned cemotherapi Ysbyty Bronglais
Cymryd rhan mewn ras 10k fel modd i ddiolch am driniaeth rhagorol yn dilyn llawdriniaeth ar gyfer canser y coluddon.
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Dynes o Gorwen yn herio ei hofn o uchder er mwyn cefnogi ei chefnder
Cerdded ar adenydd awyren er mwyn codi arian i goncro canser.
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Fundraising under way for Newcastle three-year-old with stage four neuroblastoma
When Rocco's appetite dropped dramatically at Christmas, the family knew that there was something wrong.
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Kingsbury girl dances and plays the piano after overcoming the challenges of cancer
The coronavirus lockdown hasn’t had quite as many challenges as Amelia's procedure.
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Cheadle woman creates picture book to help colleague with cancer
Father of two explores alternative therapies for an aggressive cancer with a very low survival rate.
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Tenovus receives donation from pharmacy giant to help cancer patients
Funding will help with increasing the scope of the Mobile Support Units service for cancer patients.
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Covid creates 'worst possible Groundhog Day' for cancer patients in Wales
Patients face anxiety due to the prospect of delays to treatment and receiving diagnosis with nobody at their side.