Self checking can identify several types of cancer and it is well worth spending the few minutes it takes once a month, perhaps after showering. Here's how:1. Spot signs of skin cancer The number of ...

If you check your body regularly for changes, you can detect cancer early. Here is how, from spotting moles to feeling for ...

They use technical medical language and jargon, so check with your doctor if you have ... The pathologist notes what the cancer cells look like, how they compare to normal cells, and whether ...

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Finding out that you have cancer can be overwhelming. Disbelief is common. Other emotions soon follow. Hearing that you’ve been misdiagnosed, though -- that the cancer is not what your doctor ...

A charity is encouraging everyone to check their risk level for a lethal type of cancer with an easy test. Pancreatic cancer is diagnosed in 10,786 individuals a year on average. Tragically ...

But breast cancer risk assessment quizzes aren't the ... is considered high risk. Using the BCRAT test, a five-year risk of ...

It's important to check your breasts regularly for signs of breast cancer. Dr Sara shows you exactly what signs to look out for and how to check your own breasts. A change in the size, outline or ...

Checking your poo is one of the best ways to catch issues early, including bowel cancer. Dame Deborah James spent the past few years urging other young women to check for and talk about abnormal ...

A breast cancer patient backs up a recent study showing regular cardio exercise eases the side effects of "chemo fog" many ...

A charity is urging people to take a quick test to show how high their risk is of a deadly cancer. Every year on average 10,786 people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Sadly the disease will ...