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I was told I had incurable cancer - but a 'miracle' drug trial saved my life
Natasha was given just 18 months to live, but four years later she is cancer-free and looking to the future, reports Louise Lazell
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I was told I had incurable cancer - but a 'miracle' drug trial saved my life
Natasha was given just 18 months to live, but four years later she is cancer-free and looking to the future, reports Louise Lazell
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My son saved my life after my 20-week ultrasound revealed I had bladder cancer
Janine said she 'never would have known' about her tumour without her son, writes Hannah Cottrell
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My son saved my life after my 20-week ultrasound revealed I had bladder cancer
Janine said she 'never would have known' about her tumour without her son, writes Hannah Cottrell
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Little-known cancer symptom could be found on your bedsheets
The earlier we detect warning signs the better but some symptoms can be overlooked, writes Ariane Sohrabi-Shiraz
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Little-known cancer symptom could be found on your bedsheets
The earlier we detect warning signs the better but some symptoms can be overlooked, writes Ariane Sohrabi-Shiraz
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Friday Quiz: Harry Potter and Henry VIII
How many months of the year have 30 days and what is the study of phonetics?
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Friday Quiz: Harry Potter and Henry VIII
How many months of the year have 30 days and what is the study of phonetics?
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A handy knitted pencil case pattern from Hobbycraft Ideas Hub
Our regular Friday feature brings you fun crafty projects to get stuck into
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A handy knitted pencil case pattern from Hobbycraft Ideas Hub
Our regular Friday feature brings you fun crafty projects to get stuck into
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'Easy to grow' late summer flowering plants to keep gardens blooming for longer
Many gardens will start to fade in the coming weeks, but a little work will keep them 'vibrant' into autumn, writes Sophie Harris
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'Easy to grow' late summer flowering plants to keep gardens blooming for longer
Many gardens will start to fade in the coming weeks, but a little work will keep them 'vibrant' into autumn, writes Sophie Harris