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Will Reeve reveals first sign of testicular cancer — and how he nearly dismissed it

The news reporter kept his cancer journey under wraps until sharing his experience on "Good Morning America" Tuesday.

New York Post - Top Stories - 34 minutes ago

Will Reeve reveals first sign of testicular cancer — and how he nearly dismissed it as 'nothing'

The news reporter kept his cancer journey under wraps until sharing his experience on "Good Morning America" Tuesday.

New York Post - Politics - 55 minutes ago

1 IN 8 CANCER CASES WORLDWIDE IS CAUSED BY INFECTIONS, STUDY SUGGESTS -- Tashauna Reid

New global research suggests 12 per cent of cancers were caused by infections, predominantly caused by HPV and H. pylori

CBC News - Health - 1 hour ago

Angela Stribling, BET host and radio personality, dies after 2-year battle with brain cancer

Pioneering BET host Angela Stribling has died. Stribling was also an accomplished jazz singer and radio personality, who lost a two-year battle with brain cancer.

Los Angeles Times - Entertainment - 3 hours ago

34-Year-Old GMA Correspondent Reveals Testicular Cancer Diagnosis

“This year has been defined by change,” said Will Reeve, who learned of his diagnosis just three months after his wedding.

Huffington Post - Entertainment - 5 hours ago

Type 2 Diabetes Linked to Higher Cancer Rates, Study Finds

Researcher Tinne Laurberg told Newsweek that the gap has become "more pronounced in recent years."

Newsweek - Health - 9 hours ago

ABC News' Will Reeve reveals testicular cancer diagnosis: what to know about the rare disease

Reeve, the 34-year-old son of Superman actor Christopher Reeve, has revealed that he was diagnosed with testicular cancer.

New York Post - Entertainment - 10 hours ago

AstraZeneca invests £1.5bn into US firm Summit for cancer drug tie-up

The firms will collaborate on Summit’s experimental new medicine as well as researching how it could be combined with Astra’s treatments.

Evening Standard - Business - 17 hours ago

1 in 8 Cancer Cases Worldwide Linked to Infections, Study Finds

One in eight of the cancer cases worldwide in 2024 are believed to have been caused by infections, a new study by the IARC found.

Newsweek - Health - 1 day ago

British scientists develop rapid genetic test to diagnose brain cancer

London: British scientists have developed a rapid genetic test for brain tumors that can identify the precise type of tumor in less than two hours, po...

Peninsula Qatar - Health - 2 days ago

Alzheimer's gene damages brain vessels, may be reversible: Study

New research reveals how a major Alzheimer’s risk factor damages brain blood vessels and how the damage could potentially be reversed

Daily Sabah - Health - 2 days ago

Difference between brain fog and DEMENTIA

A UCLA neurology professor's 10-year self-assessment helps women determine if memory loss stems from estrogen changes during perimenopause or dementia.

Fox News - Top Stories - 3 days ago

Neuroscience -- How the body's own immune system can attack the brain

Antibodies made by the immune system can sometimes target human brain cells, producing psychiatric symptoms. Researchers aim to better identify such rare cases as well as fine-tune treatments.

Scientific American - Health - 3 days ago

How the body's own immune system can attack the brain

Antibodies made by the immune system can sometimes target human brain cells, producing psychiatric symptoms. Researchers aim to better identify such rare cases as well as fine-tune treatments.

Scientific American - Top Stories - 3 days ago

NIH cuts delayed a cancer trial. Patients lost time they didn't have

A delayed clinical trial underscores the stakes of federal research funding cuts for children with DIPG, a deadly brain tumor with few treatment options.

CNBC - Health - 4 days ago

AI is speeding up search for drugs to treat brain conditions

AI is helping scientists identify existing drugs that could be repurposed to treat dementia and brain disorders.

BBC News - Technology - 4 days ago

Rome's Colosseum glows pink for breast cancer prevention campaign - Rome's Colosseum glowed pink for a breast cancer prevention campaign, hours before closing after a 22-year-old worker died installing new lights. 23/09/2026

Video. Rome’s Colosseum glowed pink for a breast cancer prevention campaign, hours before closing after a 22-year-old worker died installing new lights.

Euronews - World - 4 days ago

Routine Scan Millions Already Get May Hold Clues to Future Brain Decline

According to the researchers, this scan is among the most common imaging tests in older adults.

Newsweek - Health - 5 days ago

NASCAR legend Darrell Waltrip steps away from public life after brain disease diagnosis

NASCAR Hall of Famer Darrell Waltrip, 79, has been diagnosed with frontotemporal degeneration and possible chronic traumatic encephalopathy.

Los Angeles Times - Health - 5 days ago

Cancer -- Blood test for multiple cancers clears crucial hurdle on track to FDA approval

If approved, the test could help catch cancers early—but more research is still needed, experts say

Scientific American - Health - 6 days ago

Blood test for multiple cancers clears crucial hurdle on track to FDA approval

If approved, the test could help catch cancers early—but more research is still needed, experts say

Scientific American - Top Stories - 6 days ago

Contrary to some reports, you don't have two brains

A bad press release makes a good excuse to look at how developmental biology works.

Ars Technica - Science - 6 days ago

Young mother dies nine months after brain tumour diagnosis

The family of Kim Borthwick, 36, from Glasgow, announced on Tuesday night she had ‘slipped away peacefully’.

Evening Standard - Health - 6 days ago

Test could 'transform care' for women with suspected womb cancer

The new test looks at cells collected from the urine and vaginal fluid, with a study suggesting it can correctly identify 80% of cancers

Evening Standard - Health - 7 days ago

Nine-Year-Old Boy Contracts Brain-Eating Amoeba After Swimming in Sea of Galilee

The boy is sedated and on a ventilator at a Haifa hospital. The rare infection has a 97 percent fatality rate, according to the Health Ministry

Haaretz - Science - 7 days ago

How's your gut microbiome? How to spot trouble in the 'second brain'

Global increases in bowel disorders have put the spotlight on complex interactions between the gut microbiome and its human host

Irish Times - Health - 7 days ago

Human brain is actually two separate organs, scientists find

The Stanford University breakthrough stands to open new doors for research into fatal neurodegenerative diseases

Independent UK - Science - 7 days ago

Cancer found capable of triggering blood clots and stroke

Stroke is the most common neurological complication in cancer patients after brain metastasis

Independent UK - Science - 8 days ago

Science - Neuroscientists grow human brain tissue in mice - Neuroscientists at Stanford University successfully grew human brain tissue inside mice in the hopes of further enabling the development of treatments for brain disorders. Stanford Medicine professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences Dr. Sergiu Pasca, who led the study, joins CBS News to break down the findings. Sep 18 - 4:03

Neuroscientists at Stanford University successfully grew human brain tissue inside mice in the hopes of further enabling the development of treatments for brain disorders. Stanford Medicine professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences Dr. Sergiu Pasca, who led the study, joins CBS News to break down the findings.

CBS News - Science - 10 days ago

This popular cooking garnish may offer surprising benefits for brain health

According to a 2024 Study in Biomedicine and Pharmacotherapy, the rosemary sprig on your dinner plate does not just add flavor to your dish but also gives your brain a major boost. Fresh rosemary...

International The News - Health - 10 days ago

Learning another language may be one of the best ways to keep your brain healthy

Research suggests that bilingualism can offer cognitive benefits.

Ars Technica - Science - 10 days ago

Doctors Say This 'Embarrassing' Symptom Could Be A Warning Sign Of Colorectal Cancer

It can indicate a more advanced stage of the disease or can be a sign of a different medical condition.

Huffington Post - Health - 10 days ago

Mind & Brain -- Could brain-inspired computers run on the same amount of power as a human brain?

The human brain uses about the same amount of wattage as a lightbulb

Scientific American - Technology - 10 days ago

Finding the cells that put our brain to sleep

Rare cells with widespread connectivity seem to be able to trigger sleep.

Ars Technica - Science - 11 days ago

Was the human brain once two separate organs? Scientists find new clues

Scientists from Stanford University in a recent breakthrough have discovered new clues related to the brain's evolutionary origins. According to findings published in Nature Neuroscience, the human...

International The News - Health - 11 days ago

Human brain tissue grows in mice in study of related disorders

Scientists have transplanted lab-grown human brain tissue into specially engineered mice to create a model for studying human brain development and...

Daily Sabah - Science - 12 days ago

Breast cancer: Women in their 30s and 40s 'should be warned of alcohol risk'

New research suggests key life stages are linked to changes in behaviour that increases the risk of developing cancer.

Evening Standard - Health - 13 days ago

Researchers swap in human brain cells for a mouse's cortex

The results are only a slight improvement over missing the entire brain structure.

Ars Technica - Science - 13 days ago

Scientists transplant lab-grown human brain tissue into mice: What they found

In a groundbreaking study, scientists have transplanted laboratory-grown human brain tissue with genetically modified mice in what they called a breakthrough for studying human brain development...

International The News - Technology - 13 days ago

New lung cancer drug lifts survival versus chemotherapy

If a new drug's the survival benefit is confirmed in the next leg of a late-stage study, the drug could provide a chemotherapy-free option for some lung cancers.

Los Angeles Times - Health - 14 days ago

BioNTech says lung cancer drug candidate nearly doubles survival

BioNTech said on ​Monday that a ⁠late-stage trial ⁠showed its drug ​candidate, gotistobart, ​led to ⁠a clinically meaningful overall survival...

Daily Sabah - Science - 14 days ago

Hot beverages increase risk of cancer? New research provides in-dept details

Dr Oscar Duke, a health expert, recently claimed that having hot drinks such as tea and coffee increases the chances of cancer.Cancer Research UK funded new research, published this week, which...

International The News - Health - 18 days ago

Jeremy Clarkson and Stephen Fry urge Government to act on prostate cancer

Earlier this year, the UK National Screening Committee recommended against screening all men using the PSA blood test.

Evening Standard - Health - 19 days ago

Very hot tea and coffee could triple cancer risk, Oxford study warns

A new Oxford study suggests that regularly drinking very hot tea or coffee may significantly increase the risk of oesophageal cancer. Researchers gathered and examined information from across the...

International The News - Health - 20 days ago

Drinking hot tea and coffee can triple your cancer risk, study finds

The new study said the temperature at which coffee and tea is drunk in Western populations is around 60C

Independent UK - Health - 20 days ago

Mother tells how nail infection led to diagnosis of baby son's brain tumour

An ultrasound discovered the tumour when Joey Sharp was just days old.

Evening Standard - Health - 23 days ago

What eating alone does to your brain in the long run​

Commensality – the act of sharing meals – can reduce your risk of depression and dementia.

BBC News - Health - 27 days ago

Could bats be an ally in the fight against cancer?

Analysis of the DNA of little brown bats could be applied to human research on longevity and disease

Independent UK - Science - 1 month ago

Sir Chris Hoy says 'I'm not going to give up' and issues terminal cancer update

The six-time Olympic cycling champion was diagnosed with cancer in 2023

WalesOnline - Sports - 1 month ago

Heart surgery cured a man's skin cancer — but left him with a bizarre new condition

A 60-year-old Australian farmer identified as Mr. A had stage four melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. At this advanced stage, only 35% of patients survive for five years.

New York Post - Weird - 1 month ago

Sugary drinks found linked to stomach cancer for first time

Gastric cancer is the fifth leading cause of cancer death worldwide

Independent UK - Science - 1 month ago

Some cancers 'can be diagnosed without invasive biopsy', study finds

Men with suspected prostate cancer will be referred for a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) for detailed images of what is happening in the body

Independent UK - Health - 1 month ago

Major Cancer Breakthrough Could Help More Patients Than Previously Thought

A “revolutionary” new technique could make hard-to-target solid tumors visible to CAR-T cells, researchers say.

Newsweek - Technology - 1 month ago

The surprising job that carries greatest risk of cancer from radiation

Scientists call for occupational radiation protections for all aircrew members

Independent UK - Science - 1 month ago

Peter Duncan calls for approval of 'life-changing' prostate cancer treatment

The 72-year-old actor and broadcaster revealed his prostate cancer diagnosis in 2019.

Evening Standard - Health - 1 month ago

Camas High student's goal: Give comfort to women with cancer

Roshni Madugula hit rock bottom in the sixth grade when her grandmother died of breast cancer. After watching her battle the disease for seven years, she was overwhelmed by grief but knew she wanted t

The Columbian - Health - 2 months ago

AI and brain-computer interface allow speechless ALS patient to work a full-time job -- The hardware isn't new, but a UC Davis research team's machine learning-powered method of translating brain activity in an ALS patient into sentences with 92% accuracy is

The hardware isn't new, but a UC Davis research team's machine learning-powered method of translating brain activity in an ALS patient into sentences with 92% accuracy is

Register UK - Science - 3 months ago

New NHS radiotherapy set for thousands of men with prostate cancer

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the UK, with more than 55,000 men being diagnosed every year

Independent UK - Health - 3 months ago

Gene test could help many women with breast cancer avoid chemotherapy

A DNA‑based test of the tumour can help two‑thirds of certain breast cancer patients safely avoid chemotherapy without significantly compromising their long-term outcomes

Independent UK - Health - 3 months ago

Ozempic and Mounjaro masked our cancer symptoms — even doctors were unconcerned

Some GLP-1 side effects overlap with symptomatic colorectal cancer, as two women who spoke to The Post learned the hard way. But a doctor reveals which GI issues are always a red flag.

New York Post - Health - 4 months ago

Calls for health warnings on popular meats amid cancer risks

Experts argue that these ham and bacon pose a cancer risk that successive UK governments have failed to address

Independent UK - Health - 5 months ago

Let mothers with cancer delay maternity leave, says Jeremy Hunt

The former chancellor and health secretary tells Sky News changing the law is a "no-brainer", warning ministers that "the longer you wait, the more people will suffer".

Sky News - Politics - 5 months ago

WA women 9th in nation for breast cancer diagnoses, analysis finds

Washington women were more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer despite receiving fewer mammograms than the national average in recent years, according to a new report from the American Cancer So

The Columbian - Health - 5 months ago

Sir Chris Hoy reveals prostate cancer diagnosis gave him 'new purpose'

The Olympian said he had found a new purpose in life after being diagnosed with incurable prostate cancer.

Independent UK - Health - 6 months ago

Veteran Finds New Purpose After Cancer Diagnosis Leads to Amputation

An unexpected diagnosis forced a veteran to redirect his life and its focus. Michael Collins is a member of The University of Texas at Arlington's wheelchair basketball team. Collins told CBS News he began playing the sport after serving in the Army.

Inside Edition - Weird - 6 months ago

Mackenzie Paul, Who Wrote A Book Of Poems During Cancer Battle, Dies At 26

An influencer has died after battling cancer for more than two years, leaving behind a book of reflections on her experience.

Inside Edition - Health - 8 months ago

COVID-19 vaccines may help some cancer patients fight tumors

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.

Los Angeles Times - Science - 11 months ago

How the Brains of Fighter Pilots Can Help Us Prepare for Prolonged Missions in Space -- Understanding the effects of space travel will help us to plan long-haul space flights, but getting access to astronauts is not easy. Fighter pilots could help.

Understanding the effects of space travel will help us to plan long-haul space flights, but getting access to astronauts is not easy. Fighter pilots could help.

Gizmodo - Science - 1 year ago

How toxic fumes aboard planes are giving pilots and passengers brain, nerve injuries - 6 hours ago

A Wall Street Journal investigation has found that dozens of pilots, flight attendants and passengers have developed brain and nerve injuries strikingly similar to those seen in battered football players, after being exposed to toxic fumes leaking into aircraft cockpits and cabins. While regulators and manufacturers continue to downplay the threat, the growing number of medical cases tells a different story

First Post - Health - 1 year ago

How toxic fumes aboard planes are giving pilots and passengers brain, nerve injuries

A Wall Street Journal investigation has found that dozens of pilots, flight attendants and passengers have developed brain and nerve injuries strikingly similar to those seen in battered football players, after being exposed to toxic fumes leaking into aircraft cockpits and cabins. While regulators and manufacturers continue to downplay the threat, the growing number of medical cases tells a different story

First Post - World - 1 year ago

Dr explains: Why 60% of liver cancers are preventable and how early action can save lives

Liver cancer, sixth in incidence and fourth in deaths globally, is mostly preventable. Rising cases are linked to MASLD, obesity and diabetes. Firstpost brings out experts’ view on the growing burden, the importance of early detection, and how lifestyle changes, better surveillance and newer therapies can help reduce its toll.

First Post - Health - 1 year ago

This headband can make you fall asleep 74% faster by changing your brainwaves — does it work?

The Post tested out the groundbreaking sleep gadget, which the CEO described as "noise cancellation, but for the brain."

New York Post - Health - 1 year ago

A bowel cancer examination revealed AI's negative impact on doctors

Academics said that the finding is concerning given the rapid uptake of artificial intelligence (AI) across healthcare

Independent UK - Health - 1 year ago