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Richard Herring has ‘incurable’ but ‘entirely treatable’ blood cancer
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Kate to attend cancer charity reception with King and Queen
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Sun safety warning issued for bank holiday as skin cancer cases hit record high
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‘Watershed moment’ as smoking ban becomes law
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Cancer cases reach record level as UK population ages
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Ceremonial items used by Queen Elizabeth II to be auctioned for cancer charity
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‘Hidden vulnerability’ involving vitamin B uncovered in aggressive brain cancer
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Ads for sunbed firms banned for misleading and irresponsible safety claims
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Researchers discover new treatments for liver and bowel cancer
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Cancer Research to close 88 stores - full list revealed
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Farmer diagnosed with bowel cancer aged 33 urges others to get symptoms checked
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King to share 'personal message' about cancer recovery
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Celebrity Traitors stars Joe Marler and Nick Mohammed join Celebrity Gogglebox
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Kieran Culkin and Josh Hartnett among first celebrities for charity Gogglebox
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Clare Balding leads mascots through London urging people to get cancer screening
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Prostate cancer screening: Committee says no to testing all men
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Retired banker ‘proud and exhausted’ as he completes 200 marathons in 200 days
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Study shows prostate cancer screening can ‘reduce deaths’ as UK scheme assessed
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Woman told she was ‘too young’ to have bowel cancer visited GP 13 times
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Paloma Shemirani’s brother thinks more will die in ‘wild west’ of disinformation
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Simple blood test can pick up cancer cases in ‘false positive’ patients – study
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‘Holy grail’ blood test for more than 50 cancers delivers ‘exciting’ results
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Men with BRCA gene mutations ‘should be given annual prostate cancer checks’
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Simple steroid creams ‘could help the body fight cancer’
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New hope for prostate patients as study shows treatment can slow cancer growth
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New tool could help catch cases of ovarian cancer sooner
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Concern over late-stage diagnosis of cancer
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Waiting list for planned hospital treatment rises for second month in a row
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Diagnosis pathway detects cancer and serious illness in one in five patients
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