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Cancer
Prostate tumours 'spread by spitting out a protein that activates dormant cancer cells'
dailymail.co.uk - Alexandra Thompson Senior Health Reporter
Prostate tumours may spread by 'spitting out' a protein that 'activates' dormant cancerous cells, research suggests. A new study found tiny pieces of …
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Biomarkers
Biocept up 13% premarket on expansion into urology
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Nano cap Biocept (NASDAQ:BIOC) is up 13% premarket on robust volume following its announced expansion of its Empower TC platform into urology. Empower …
Prostate Cancer
Latics community Trust and Barry Kilby Appeal team up to fight Prostate Cancer
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Date published: 26 March 2019 Barry Kilby The Barry Kilby Prostate Cancer Appeal was launched in 2016 by Burnley FC Vice-Chairman Barry Kilby, who was …
Health (UK)
How GPs can support men with prostate cancer
gponline.com - Dr Anna Gavin
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men, with around 400,000 men living after a diagnosis in the UK. The Life After Prostate Cancer Diagnosis …
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BioXcel files CTA for BXCL701 and pembrolizumab in neuroendocrine prostate cancer
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BioXcel Therapeutics (NASDAQ:BTAI) has filed a Clinical Trial Application (CTA) with the U.K. health authorities for BXCL701, an orally-available …
U.S. Secretary of Health
Genetic risk scores on their own aren't that good at predicting health
newscientist.com - By Adam Vaughan
The UK’s health secretary said last week that he had booked a blood test because genetic testing revealed he had a high risk of getting prostate …
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‘Its not terminal – it’s incurable’ – Dundee man Neil discusses prostate cancer battle
eveningtelegraph.co.uk - Sarah Williamson
A man living with the most severe form of prostate cancer has spoken about keeping the disease at bay – despite it having spread to his spine.
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Health Canada approves CIMZIA for moderate-to-severe psoriasis
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UCB Canada announces that Health Canada has approved a new indication for CIMZIA (certolizumab pegol) for the treatment of adult patients with …
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5 Promising Benefits and Uses of Saw Palmetto
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Saw palmetto (Serenoa repens) is a type of palm native to the southeastern U.S. The berries of the plant are commonly used in supplements to improve …
Cheshire, UK
Winwick man takes on Trans Pennine cycle challenge
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A WINWICK man is set to take on a difficult challenge, cycling the 346km Trans Pennine Trail to raise money for Cheshire and Merseyside Blood Bikes …
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Firefighters School hit with 2 compliance orders following fatality
cbc.ca - Elizabeth Chiu
The provincial Department of Labour has issued two compliance orders to the Nova Scotia Firefighters School in Waverley, N.S, following the death of …
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Prostate Cancer
Prostate Cancer Survivors - How Long Have I Got
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This is the second step in a series aimed at helping newly diagnosed people understand some of the basics of a complex disease. Our recommendation is …
Lifestyle (South Africa)
| 5 reasons why you might suddenly start wetting yourself
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Wetting yourself is not only embarrassing, but may point to a serious underlying medical condition.
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Livermore Native Facing Molestation Charges Performs Self-Surgery
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SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, CA — A Livermore native accused of molesting seven young girls performed self-surgery while in jail to remove his own testicles, …
Catholicism
Austrian cardinal to undergo surgery for prostate cancer
ncronline.org - by Catholic News Service
Vienna — Austrian Cardinal Christoph Schonborn of Vienna announced he has prostate cancer, will undergo surgery in May and will be out of public view …
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Cancer
Paddy Doherty wouldn't wish agonising pain of prostate cancer on his worst enemy
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Paddy Doherty has admitted he wouldn't wish the agonising pain of prostate cancer on his worst enemy. The My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding star urged men to …
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U.S. Secretary of Health
Hancock accused of 'astonishing ignorance' after he speaks about his prostate cancer risk
The Telegraph - By Laura Donnelly
Matt Hancock has been accused of “an astonishing level of ignorance” after revealing that tests had found he is at increased risk of prostate cancer. One leading geneticist said the Health Secretary had
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Prostate Cancer
'It's the worst pain I've ever felt': Paddy Doherty tells of prostate cancer battle as he urges men to check themselves he
dailymail.co.uk - Joel Adams
Former bare-knuckle fighter Paddy Doherty, star of My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding and Celebrity Big Brother, has said the pain of prostate cancer was the …
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U.S. Secretary of Health
Matt Hancock: Professors blast Tory Health Secretary's 'ignorant' cancer claims
mirror.co.uk - Martin Bagot
Health Secretary Matt Hancock claimed a prostate cancer test may have saved his life - but scientists say his claims were not scientific Health …
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Paddy Doherty opens up about ‘frightening’ cancer ordeal after undergoing six-hour operation
metro.co.uk - Sarah Deen
Paddy Doherty has spoken about the pain he suffered when battling prostate cancer. The My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding star struggled to tell his wife …
Prostate Cancer
Delta-like protein 3 expression and therapeutic targeting in neuroendocrine prostate cancer
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Prostate Cancer
Hormone Treatment for Prostate Cancer Causes Depression
newsmax.com - HealthDay
Hormonal treatment can help control prostate cancer but may increase a man's risk of depression, a new study by Danish researchers suggests. Male …
Cancer
Laser-targeted removal of prostate tumors works as well complete removal of prostate
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Laser treatment, however, preserves erectile and urinary functions GALVESTON, Texas - Researchers from The University of Texas Medical Branch at …
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Compounds found in coffee could slow growth of advanced prostate cancer
walesonline.co.uk - John von Radowitz, Press Association Science Correspondent, Nathan Okell
A pilot study seemed so show that tumor growth slowed by over 50% compared to normal rates Compounds regularly found in coffee could be used in the …
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Prostate Cancer
Matt Hancock: ‘Genetic test revealed I’m at greater risk of prostate cancer’
inews.co.uk - Paul Gallagher
Health Secretary Matt Hancock is at greater risk of prostate cancer after taking a genetic test that revealed his chances of getting the disease. In a …
World Records
Minnetonka’s Andy Steinfeldt, 71, Aims To Break World Planking Record
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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — As we’re about to see first-hand, Final Four athletes are in top physical condition. However, they might find it tough keeping …
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U.S. Secretary of Health
Matt Hancock: gene tests show I have a heightened risk of prostate cancer
The Telegraph - By Laura Donnelly
Matt Hancock has revealed that he is at heightened risk of developing prostate cancer as he urges the NHS to roll out gene testing more widely. The Health Secretary said he has undergone tests which show
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Cancer Cells
Drinking Coffee Could Actually Save Your Life, Scientists Suggest
dmarge.com - Mike Huynh
According to the cancer organisation, 1 in 9 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer throughout their life. It's not all bad news though as …
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Cancer Cells
These two coffee compounds may inhibit drug-resistant prostate cancer
slashgear.com - Brittany A. Roston
Past research has found evidence that coffee drinkers may have a lower risk of developing prostate cancer, and a new study may have figured out …
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Cancer
Cheap blood pressure drugs taken by thousands of people could increase survival chances for men with prostate cancer
dailymail.co.uk - Ben Spencer Medical Correspondent
Cheap blood pressure drugs taken by thousands of people could increase survival chances for men with prostate cancer. Study of 8,300 men found …