Category : Cancer Care


Dad's Swallowing Issue Turns Out to Be Terminal Cancer

John Robertson, 35, from Ayr, Scotland, was diagnosed with stage four oesophageal adenocarcinoma after experiencing difficulty swallowing and losing three stone in two and a half months. He has nine months to live.

Girl Rushed to Hospital After Squishy Toy Bursts

A seven-year-old was rushed to hospital with blisters after a NeeDoh squishy toy burst onto her hand without being heated, her mother says. The incident has prompted distributor Bigjigs Toys to investigate.

NHS Approves New Migraine Drug Atogepant

NICE has approved atogepant for acute migraine treatment in adults, offering relief to millions. The drug is recommended when standard treatments fail, with clinical trials showing a quarter of patients pain-free after two hours.

Knitting halves dementia risk, boosts brain health

Knitting may reduce dementia risk by up to 50%, according to researcher Neil K Shah. The hobby combines motor skills, pattern recognition, and mindfulness, offering cognitive, physical, and mental health benefits.

Tamworth sisters diagnosed with incurable muscle condition

Millie Bampton, 25, from Tamworth, was diagnosed with limb girdle muscular dystrophy at age 7 after struggling in PE. She now walks 150 miles in July to raise funds and awareness for Muscular Dystrophy UK, as her 13-year-old sister Lola has never walked d

Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice Rose Garden Refurbished

Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice's rose garden has been beautifully refurbished thanks to a generous donation from former trustee Margaret Moore OBE, creating a peaceful space for patients, families, and staff.

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