A new global analysis of 47 cancer types across 204 countries links rising case numbers and deaths to aging populations and lifestyle risks, with calls for expanded prevention, screening and funding.
Researchers say skipping the initial mammogram is associated with later-stage diagnosis and lower future screening uptake, with potential policy implications for UK programs
In exclusive remarks, JD Vance says medications carry side effects and emphasizes following medical guidance amid ongoing debate over acetaminophen use during pregnancy.
Whizz Kidz closes waitlist amid budget squeezes; families describe long delays in access to essential mobility equipment
Science minister Vallance and Health Secretary Streeting say higher prices may be needed as major firms pause or abandon UK projects
Swedish study of nearly 500,000 women over 25 years shows first-screening non-attendance associated with later-stage diagnosis and higher death risk; UK uptake remains a policy focus.
Researchers project 30.5 million new cancer cases worldwide by 2050 and about 18.6 million deaths per year, urging stronger prevention, screening and access to care.
New index weighs GPA, MCAT scores, grading policies, and DEI commitments; Harvard and Yale fall outside the top tier
Middle-aged adults may benefit most from early nutrition support, researchers say