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Patients With Pancreatic Cancer May Live Longer With Surgery Alone -- With a Catch

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(MedPage Today) -- Surgery without chemotherapy or radiation offers a potential cure for some patients with pancreatic cancer -- but with a catch, a retrospective cohort study suggested.

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New study shows mRNA coronavirus vaccines prolonged lives of some cancer patients

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A new study suggests mRNA coronavirus vaccines effectively prolonged the lives of certain cancer patients.

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Living tumor-on-a-chip exposes how cancers block immune attacks

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For a little over two decades, chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cell therapy has emerged as a powerful new way to treat cancer. By extracting patients' T cells, re-engineering them to recognize tumor antigens, and infusing them back into…

Light-based cancer treatment could offer safer alternative to chemotherapy

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Chemotherapy and radiotherapy often leave patients exhausted and vulnerable to long-term side effects

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‘Freedom from Cancer’ project helps 200 patients with treatment and care

www.thehindu.com

Jaipur hospital initiative ensures free treatment and long-term remission

Hospitals will be paid to divert patients into community to slash waiting lists

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The NHS has also set a target for 85% of people with a cancer diagnosis to have their first treatment within two months of being referred.

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Spanish Fork hospital CEO shares journey with breast cancer — and the test that caught it

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Megan Johnson, who spent years caring for patients, encouraged other women to get a mammogram after her unexpected journey of being diagnosed with breast cancer.

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Hospitals will be paid to divert patients into community to slash waiting lists

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The NHS has also set a target for 85% of people with a cancer diagnosis to have their first treatment within two months of being referred.

Hospitals will be paid to divert patients into community to slash waiting lists

www.shropshirestar.com

The NHS has also set a target for 85% of people with a cancer diagnosis to have their first treatment within two months of being referred.

Stuart Anderson MP Supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Stuart Anderson MP has called on Health Secretary Wes Streeting to address the unequal access to cancer diagnosis and treatment in rural areas like South Shropshire.In August 2025, only 68.5% of cancer patients in South Shropshire were…

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Radical NHS reset to give patients faster care

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The NHS is set to deliver faster care for millions of patients thanks to the most radical reset of the NHS in a generation. 2.5 million fewer patients will be waiting more than 18 weeks to receive planned care. 190,000 more cancer patients…

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COVID-19 vaccines may help some cancer patients fight tumors

www.thehindu.com

The most widely used COVID-19 vaccines may offer a surprise benefit for some cancer patients by boosting their immune systems to help fight tumors

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NANOBIOTIX Announces Updates to JNJ-1900 (NBTXR3) Clinical Program Following Transfer of Ongoing Phase 3 Head and Neck Cancer Trial Sponsorship and Operational Control

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Nanobiotix has completed the transfer of NANORAY-312 sponsorship, initiated in 3Q2024, in the majority of regions along with the transfer of full operational control of the Phase 3 clinical trial to Johnson & Johnson ("J&J"). Following the…

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How COVID mRNA vaccines may make cancer treatments more effective

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Researchers found that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, when given within 100 days of starting immune checkpoint inhibitors, were linked to significantly longer survival in lung and melanoma cancer patients. The vaccines trigger a powerful type-I…

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How a new light-based cancer treatment could destroy tumors without harming healthy cells—using LEDs

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Cancer treatment has come a long way, but many of today's therapies still come with steep costs: not just financial, but physical and emotional too. Chemotherapy and radiotherapy remain vital tools, yet they often damage healthy cells…

Prostate cancer sufferers in ‘postcode lottery’ to get new drug, says charity

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It comes as concerns were raised that a new drug approved for NHS use will not be given to eligible patients.

Prostate cancer sufferers in ‘postcode lottery’ to get new drug, says charity

www.shropshirestar.com

It comes as concerns were raised that a new drug approved for NHS use will not be given to eligible patients.

Prostate cancer sufferers in ‘postcode lottery’ to get new drug, says charity

www.expressandstar.com

It comes as concerns were raised that a new drug approved for NHS use will not be given to eligible patients.