Three-year-old Harper from Cannock was diagnosed with a brain tumour after a routine eye test. She underwent surgery and chemotherapy at Birmingham Children's Hospital and has now completed treatment, ringing the end-of-treatment bell.
Liam Kerry, 37, died of bowel cancer after doctors initially diagnosed IBS. In his final months, he wrote a book of 100-word stories to help others, with proceeds to Bowel Cancer UK.
Southport Macmillan Centre announces a craftathon on May 14, summer exercise tasters, and weekly walks, supporting anyone affected by cancer.
Coronation Street star Beverley Callard opens up about her emotional exit from I'm A Celebrity South Africa, revealing it was due to undiagnosed breast cancer. The actress vows to beat the disease after successful surgery.
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Pamela Wolth, a former inpatient at Moya Cole Hospice, shares her remarkable recovery from COPD, transforming from being bedridden to walking independently, thanks to the hospice's rehabilitation team.
Diane Clements, 74, died from mesothelioma after working at Marks & Spencer for over 30 years. Her family believes asbestos exposure at the Hereford store caused her cancer.
A Bolton mother shares the early signs of leukaemia after her four-year-old son Alfie was diagnosed with B-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia following a persistent fever.
A free monthly café for people with Parkinson's and their families starts in Basingstoke on May 13, offering a supportive space for chats and connection at Lychpit Community Hall.
Alan Osmond, lead singer of The Osmonds, has passed away at age 76 following a decades-long battle with Multiple Sclerosis. The musician was surrounded by family at his Utah home.
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A recent baptism ceremony at St Clare Hospice for patient Duncan demonstrates how spiritual care complements clinical support, providing peace and comfort during life-limiting illness.
A primary school teacher from Lincolnshire, who survived two open heart surgeries and a stroke, is running the London Marathon to raise funds and awareness for Headway UK, a brain injury charity. Rob Belt shares his journey of recovery and daily challenge
Rachel Talbot, an Institute of Cancer Research employee, will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for fastest female marathon runner dressed as a tennis player while raising vital funds for cancer research in memory of her mother.
Sarah Ramsey Smith from Dunmow joins 22 women in a silent Westminster vigil, demanding £20m government research funding for lobular breast cancer, which affects 8,000 UK women annually but lacks dedicated support.
Serena Murphy, 32, from Wandsworth, completes Paris Marathon and runs London Marathon to raise funds for The Institute of Cancer Research, inspired by her mother's breast cancer battle.
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A new 12-month manifesto to improve prostate cancer outcomes for Black men in the West Midlands launches tomorrow, aiming to boost early diagnosis and equitable care.
Amy from New Malden, diagnosed with an acoustic neuroma in 2024, will run the London Marathon to celebrate her recovery. She shares her journey of surgery, deafness, and fundraising for The Brain Tumour Charity.
Michael Jepson, originally from Staffordshire, was diagnosed with stage-four glioblastoma after experiencing mild memory loss. His family is fundraising for pioneering treatment in Germany.
Jess Roberts, 35, from Dudley, passed away after a persistent holiday cough led to the discovery that her breast cancer had returned and spread. Her partner Darren Whitley is now running the London Marathon in her memory to raise funds for Marie Curie.
A 27-year-old from Solihull was diagnosed with rare chronic myeloid leukaemia. His parents now run the London Marathon to raise £40,000 for Leukaemia UK research.
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Simeon Greene from Wolverhampton lost three brothers and discovered 54 other relatives died from prostate cancer. He's campaigning for increased awareness and testing in the black community, where risk is significantly higher.
Richard Green, 62, from Solihull, collapsed post-marathon due to a painkiller overdose, hearing paramedics declare him dead. He was resuscitated three times and shares his near-death rebirth in a memoir.
Capital Breakfast hosts Jordan North, Chris Stark, and Sian Welby dedicate a special Monday show to raise testicular cancer awareness, encouraging listeners to check themselves and providing vital resources.
Jessica Corps, a 21-year-old from Cranwell, shares her moving cancer diagnosis story to support Teenage Cancer Trust's awareness month, highlighting communication challenges and her upcoming London Marathon fundraiser.
Hope Against Cancer, Leicestershire and Rutland's cancer research charity, announces Paul Desborough as its new chief executive to lead an ambitious 10-year vision.
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A counsellor at Moya Cole Hospice explains how simple acts like remembering a favorite drink can anchor patients during life-limiting illnesses, urging donations to support holistic care services across Greater Manchester.
The Whittaker family shares their experience with Moya Cole Hospice's palliative care services for progressive neurological conditions, highlighting emotional support and home care.
Natalie Hopper, diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer at 45, shares her journey of resilience, running a pub, and advocating for a more positive approach to advanced cancer diagnoses.
Accord, a major European medicine supplier, is investing £45 million in its Barnstaple facility to enhance production of novel treatments, including for bipolar disorder, securing UK medicine supply and creating skilled jobs.
John Wardman, 60, dismissed persistent acid reflux for years before chest pains and night-time choking led to an urgent diagnosis of oesophageal cancer, the UK's fourth biggest cancer killer in men.
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Jody White was given two weeks to live after a rare leukaemia diagnosis at 17. His sister Jessie became a perfect bone marrow match, leading to a life-saving transplant and his remarkable recovery over two decades later.
