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Doctors dismissed woman’s common symptoms for months… until they discovered she had a deadly colon cancer
A Pennsylvania woman was diagnosed with deadly cancer after being dismissed by doctors. Rylie Toomey, 27, was in the midst of planning her wedding and training for a half marathon when she was struck with unbearable abdominal pain in October 2024. She rushed to the hospital, where doctors performed a CT scan and insisted she was just constipated before sending …
Read More »Cancer screening harms more people than it saves
This is the second in a series of three articles for the IAI by Dr Welch on screening. Read the first article, “We are overcounting cancer cases by vast amounts,” here. When leading physician and health policy researcher H. Gilbert Welch reviewed 30 years of data from a landmark cancer screening trial, he was stunned: screening hadn’t helped people live longer. …
Read More »I thought my swollen fingers and toes were harmless… but cancer had ‘replaced’ my bones with tumors
A man suffering from an aggressive form of lung cancer experienced an extremely rare complication of the disease – with one of his fingers and toes swelling unexplainably. It turns out, the bones in his digits had been ‘completely replaced’ by cancerous tumors as the cancer spread throughout his body. The 55-year-old from Australia had been diagnosed with metastatic squamous-cell lung …
Read More »Researchers move closer to a universal cancer vaccine
Wildpixel | Istock | Getty Images A version of this article first appeared in CNBC’s Healthy Returns newsletter, which brings the latest health-care news straight to your inbox. Subscribe here to receive future editions. A universal cancer vaccine – what once seemed like a pipe dream – may be inching closer to becoming reality. On Friday, University of Florida researchers …
Read More »Man's deadly brain cancer tumor disappears after experimental drug trial – AOL.com
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Read More »Weird swelling of man’s fingers and toes revealed cancer had ‘completely replaced’ the bones with lesions
A man developed painful swelling in his right middle finger and right big toe over the course of six weeks, causing the digits to take on a club-like shape. It turned out that the strange swelling was a rare sign of cancer that had spread through his body. Prior to developing the swelling, the 55-year-old had been diagnosed with metastatic …
Read More »6 Foods to Eat Weekly to Lower Your Risk of Colon Cancer
Eating broccoli, dairy and walnuts weekly may significantly lower colon cancer risk. Pulses, pistachios and watermelon support gut health and reduce inflammation linked to cancer. Combining a fiber-rich diet with exercise, hydration and limiting ultra-processed meats supports colon health. Colon cancer is one of the most common types of cancer, but fortunately, it’s also one of the most preventable. Research …
Read More »Higher cancer rates linked to WWII radioactive waste in Midwestern creek
A Missouri creek has allegedly led to a higher risk of cancer in neighboring residents. Coldwater Creek, a Missouri River tributary north of St. Louis, has been a known radioactive waste site since the 1980s. Researchers have now confirmed that exposure to the creek, which is said to be polluted with nuclear waste from the development of the first atomic …
Read More »Julian LeFay, ‘Father of The Elder Scrolls,’ Has Died Aged 59, a Week After Stepping Back From Game Development Due to Cancer
Julian LeFay, Bethesda’s former chief engineer known among fans as the ‘Father of The Elder Scrolls’ series, has died aged 59. It was announced last week that LeFay, now co-founder and technical producer at OnceLost Games, had stepped back from game development after a lengthy battle with cancer, in order to spend time with his family and loved ones. A …
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