Eleven-year-old Ezra, just one year after a life-saving stem cell transplant, completed a HYROX Youngstars challenge with best friend Alfie, raising over £5,000 for charities that supported him through leukaemia treatment.
Charlie Nodwell, 46, is tackling the London Marathon to raise funds for The Institute of Cancer Research after his wife's bowel cancer diagnosis, highlighting rising cases in under-50s and the need for scientific advancement.
Harrison Eden, an 18-year-old from Barton-upon-Humber, who battled acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, enjoyed a VIP experience at the Teenage Cancer Trust's Royal Albert Hall concerts, including an on-stage moment with Wolf Alice.
Abi Sherratt, a 26-year-old from Tooting, is running the London Marathon on April 26 to raise funds for The Institute of Cancer Research after her thyroid cancer diagnosis last year, aiming to prove her diagnosis won't define her future.
Theo Burrell, the Antiques Roadshow specialist diagnosed with a grade four brain tumour, has married her long-term partner Alex after 13 years together in a heartfelt Edinburgh ceremony.
Michael O'Hara opens up about his sister's quiet final days and comforting dreams following her death from cancer at age 71 in January 2026.
A doctor explains how smoking, alcohol, and obesity elevate pancreatic cancer risk, with survival rates below 5% after 10 years due to vague symptoms.
The great-niece and goddaughter of Moya Cole shares heartfelt memories as St Ann's Hospice rebrands to honour the dedicated nurse's legacy, with family members expressing joy and pride over the recognition.
A baby from Penrith was diagnosed with aggressive bilateral retinoblastoma after his parents noticed crossed eyes and a white reflection in camera flash photos, risking his sight.
Queenscourt Hospice reduces in-patient beds from 10 to five and cuts core services due to a £2 million deficit, warning of potential closure within 18 months without urgent action.
Sarah, a 47-year-old from Oxfordshire battling adrenal cancer, is set to run the London Marathon this April to raise funds for Maggie's cancer support charity, inspiring others with her resilience.
A Chesterfield mother shares how Ashgate Hospice's Family Support Group helped her four-year-old daughter cope with her grandmother's death, highlighting ongoing bereavement care.
A 24-year-old woman, diagnosed with stage 4 Hodgkin's lymphoma after being dismissed by her GP, has increased her fundraiser target to fund her dream wedding while relocating for treatment.
Louise Ebenezer, a Parkinson's Nurse Specialist in Bridgend, receives a Lifetime Achievement award for her 23-year career transforming patient care, while Sandville Self Help Foundation earns a Community Support Award.
Dan Laird, diagnosed with leukaemia at age six, has become a children's nurse after beating cancer. Now 33, he works on a Midlands ward, using his experience to support sick kids and their families.
Kelly Underwood, 25, from Sutton Coldfield, was repeatedly told by doctors she was fine before being diagnosed with stage four Hodgkin's lymphoma. Now facing specialist treatment in Manchester, she and partner Olivia Read are planning their wedding.
Elizabeth Rees-Gilbert was given months to live as a baby with neuroblastoma. A clinical trial at Birmingham Children's Hospital saved her life. Now in her thirties, she runs half marathons.
Comedian Alan Davies, 60, reveals he has been given the all-clear following a bladder cancer diagnosis in 2024. He shared his health update on The Jonathan Ross Show.
Jess Gibelli, 28, initially dismissed nausea and bloating as a stomach bug, but was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin Burkitt lymphoma after her heart rate hit 160. She has undergone emergency surgery and intensive chemotherapy.
Ten-month-old Bohdan from Cumbria is undergoing chemotherapy in Birmingham for bilateral retinoblastoma, a rare eye cancer, after his parents noticed crossed eyes and a white reflection in photos.
Former TV star Michael Barrymore, 73, is recovering from painful hernia surgery at his new Devon home, sharing his recovery journey with fans online.
A leading veterinary expert outlines five critical actions dog owners must take this Easter to protect pets from chocolate poisoning and other holiday hazards, ensuring a safe and fun celebration for all.
Grant Learmont, 40, thought his back pain was muscular but was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. He's now raising awareness that the disease can affect younger people.
Moya Cole Hospice organized a week of activities to emphasize the crucial role of nutrition and hydration in palliative care, supporting patient comfort and health.
Dan Hudson, whose mother was a victim of disgraced surgeon Ian Paterson, calls for the 'butcher' to serve his full sentence and criticizes lack of public attention on the medical scandal.
Elizabeth Rees-Gilbert was given a bleak prognosis at four months old but a groundbreaking clinical trial at Birmingham Children's Hospital changed her fate. Now in her thirties, she's running half marathons.
Liam Kerry, diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer, wrote 100-word stories for bathroom reading to uplift others. His book, published posthumously, raises funds for Bowel Cancer UK.
New data shows 34% of terminally ill people fail to claim non-means-tested disability benefits worth up to £9,724 annually under Special Rules for End of Life.
Deborah Douglas discovered a breast lump in 2003, leading to a traumatic journey with surgeon Ian Paterson. Her story highlights the devastating impact of medical negligence and the long road to recovery.
Television presenter Davina McCall shares emotional details of her brain tumour and breast cancer diagnoses, urging women to remain vigilant with health checks.