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CTV News Anchor Beverly Thomson Dies at 61

Veteran Canadian journalist Beverly Thomson, known for her impactful interviews and advocacy work, passed away Sunday morning at age 61 after a prolonged battle with cancer.

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9/11-Related Illnesses Claim Thousands 24 Years After Attacks

On the 24th anniversary of 9/11, Fox News correspondent Eric Shawn, who himself suffers from 9/11-related cancer, reported on the ongoing health crisis affecting thousands of survivors, first responders, and New Yorkers, with over 48,000 people reporting 9/11-related cancers and nearly 10,000 new di...

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Controversial Doctor's Claims at Reform Party Conference Spark Outrage

At the Reform party conference, cardiologist Aseem Malhotra claimed Covid vaccines caused cancer in the royal family, sparking condemnation from the health secretary and Cancer Research UK, while other controversial speeches fueled concerns about the party's image.

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Iowa's Agricultural Pollution and Water Quality Crisis: Funding Cut for Landmark Study

A $1 million study reveals agricultural pollution as a major source of Iowa's water contamination, leading to public health concerns, but funding for publicizing these findings has been eliminated by public officials.

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UK Cancer Cases to Soar to Record Highs by 2040

A UK charity projects a 6.3 million increase in cancer diagnoses by 2040, driven by obesity, low vaccination rates, and smoking, with the South East region most affected; the report calls for policy changes and increased investment in cancer services.

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AI-Assisted Colonoscopies Linked to Reduced Polyp Detection Rates

A Polish study of 1,443 patients found that using AI in colonoscopies decreased the adenoma detection rate by 6% (28.4% to 22.4%) after three months, highlighting potential risks of AI over-reliance in healthcare.

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New Epigenetic Method Predicts Cancer Progression

A new study published in Nature reveals an epigenetic method to predict cancer progression by analyzing methylation patterns in tumor cells, offering insights into the tumor's evolutionary history and potentially improving treatment strategies.

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ZEvent 2024 Raises Record-Breaking €16.2 Million for Charities

The 2024 ZEvent, France's largest online charity event, concluded on September 8th, raising a record-breaking €16,179,096 for associations supporting cancer patients and caregivers.

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Australian Book Reviews: Diverse Selection of Memoirs, Novels, and Cookbooks

This article reviews a diverse range of recently published Australian books, including memoirs, novels, cookbooks, and graphic novels, highlighting their themes and styles.

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Ottawa Man's $55,000 Walk to Conquer Cancer Honors His Parents

Vaughan Rawes, inspired by his parents' battles with cancer, captains a team in the Walk to Conquer Cancer, aiming to raise $55,000 for the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre.

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Traumatic Brain Injury Significantly Raises Malignant Brain Tumor Risk

A study of 150,000 adults found those with moderate to severe traumatic brain injuries had a significantly higher risk of developing malignant brain tumors within 3-5 years compared to those with mild injuries or no history of TBI, prompting calls for long-term patient monitoring.

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New Hampshire Mother Kills Children and Husband in Murder-Suicide

On August 18, 2025, Emily Long, a 34-year-old psychologist in New Hampshire, murdered her two eldest children and husband before committing suicide; her husband suffered from terminal glioblastoma, and she documented her mental health struggles on TikTok before the event.

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