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Cervical Cancer Awareness: Don't Ignore Unusual Bleeding
A 50-year-old Pakistani woman, Saima Ali, shares her experience with early-stage cervical cancer, highlighting the importance of seeking medical attention for unusual vaginal bleeding or spotting between periods, especially in the context of perimenopause.
Cervical Cancer Awareness: Don't Ignore Unusual Bleeding
A 50-year-old Pakistani woman, Saima Ali, shares her experience with early-stage cervical cancer, highlighting the importance of seeking medical attention for unusual vaginal bleeding or spotting between periods, especially in the context of perimenopause.
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36% Bias Score
Deion Sanders Undergoes Bladder Cancer Surgery
Two-time Super Bowl champion and University of Colorado football coach Deion Sanders underwent neobladder reconstruction surgery this spring after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of bladder cancer during an annual checkup; the procedure uses a section of the small intestine to replace the bl...
Deion Sanders Undergoes Bladder Cancer Surgery
Two-time Super Bowl champion and University of Colorado football coach Deion Sanders underwent neobladder reconstruction surgery this spring after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of bladder cancer during an annual checkup; the procedure uses a section of the small intestine to replace the bl...
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28% Bias Score
Rare Cancer Diagnosis Highlights Healthcare Gaps
A 44-year-old mother from Bournemouth, England, was diagnosed with PEComa, a rare and aggressive soft tissue cancer, after a three-month delay in diagnosis. Despite successful surgery, the cancer spread, leaving her with a prognosis of six months to two years to live. Her husband is now fundraising ...
Rare Cancer Diagnosis Highlights Healthcare Gaps
A 44-year-old mother from Bournemouth, England, was diagnosed with PEComa, a rare and aggressive soft tissue cancer, after a three-month delay in diagnosis. Despite successful surgery, the cancer spread, leaving her with a prognosis of six months to two years to live. Her husband is now fundraising ...
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24% Bias Score
Mother's Death Highlights Urgent Need for Earlier Breast Cancer Detection
32-year-old Lisa Foster from Hampshire died from stage four triple-negative ductal sarcoma after mistaking an early symptom for a gym injury, prompting a warning for women to seek medical attention for any breast changes and highlighting the need for earlier breast cancer screenings.
Mother's Death Highlights Urgent Need for Earlier Breast Cancer Detection
32-year-old Lisa Foster from Hampshire died from stage four triple-negative ductal sarcoma after mistaking an early symptom for a gym injury, prompting a warning for women to seek medical attention for any breast changes and highlighting the need for earlier breast cancer screenings.
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40% Bias Score
Jessie J Announces Early Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Singer Jessie J, 37, revealed an early breast cancer diagnosis on Instagram, planning surgery after a London performance later this month; she shared this to process her feelings and connect with others facing similar challenges, highlighting the importance of early detection and open communication.
Jessie J Announces Early Breast Cancer Diagnosis
Singer Jessie J, 37, revealed an early breast cancer diagnosis on Instagram, planning surgery after a London performance later this month; she shared this to process her feelings and connect with others facing similar challenges, highlighting the importance of early detection and open communication.
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28% Bias Score
Fit Teacher Dies Days After Brain Tumor Diagnosis
51-year-old fit and healthy sports teacher Glenn Colmer died from a high-grade glioma brain tumor less than a week after diagnosis, highlighting the aggressive and often fatal nature of this cancer and the need for increased awareness and research funding.
Fit Teacher Dies Days After Brain Tumor Diagnosis
51-year-old fit and healthy sports teacher Glenn Colmer died from a high-grade glioma brain tumor less than a week after diagnosis, highlighting the aggressive and often fatal nature of this cancer and the need for increased awareness and research funding.
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48% Bias Score
IDH-mutant Glioma: \$3.5 Billion Annual Economic Burden in Australia
Alex James, a 47-year-old Australian father, was diagnosed with IDH-mutant glioma in May 2023; this slow-growing but incurable brain cancer impacts over 3200 Australians, resulting in a \$3.5 billion annual economic burden projected to reach \$4.7 billion by 2050.
IDH-mutant Glioma: \$3.5 Billion Annual Economic Burden in Australia
Alex James, a 47-year-old Australian father, was diagnosed with IDH-mutant glioma in May 2023; this slow-growing but incurable brain cancer impacts over 3200 Australians, resulting in a \$3.5 billion annual economic burden projected to reach \$4.7 billion by 2050.
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36% Bias Score
Husband Urges Ovarian Cancer Awareness After Wife's Late Diagnosis
Matthew Cauli shares his wife's experience with ovarian cancer, highlighting easily missed symptoms like swollen joints, heavy periods, and fatigue, urging women to consult doctors promptly, as only 20% of patients receive early diagnoses; around 7,500 women in the UK are diagnosed yearly.
Husband Urges Ovarian Cancer Awareness After Wife's Late Diagnosis
Matthew Cauli shares his wife's experience with ovarian cancer, highlighting easily missed symptoms like swollen joints, heavy periods, and fatigue, urging women to consult doctors promptly, as only 20% of patients receive early diagnoses; around 7,500 women in the UK are diagnosed yearly.
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44% Bias Score
Widower Campaigns for Increased Ovarian Cancer Awareness in Northern Ireland
Stephen McCormick, a widower from County Down, is campaigning for increased ovarian cancer awareness in Northern Ireland after his wife's late diagnosis, highlighting a lack of public awareness and insufficient healthcare resources.
Widower Campaigns for Increased Ovarian Cancer Awareness in Northern Ireland
Stephen McCormick, a widower from County Down, is campaigning for increased ovarian cancer awareness in Northern Ireland after his wife's late diagnosis, highlighting a lack of public awareness and insufficient healthcare resources.
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56% Bias Score
Jessie J Announces Early-Stage Breast Cancer Diagnosis
British singer Jessie J announced her early-stage breast cancer diagnosis on Instagram two months after her diagnosis, revealing that she will undergo surgery after a June concert; annually, 4,500 women in Israel are diagnosed with breast cancer, and 900 die.
Jessie J Announces Early-Stage Breast Cancer Diagnosis
British singer Jessie J announced her early-stage breast cancer diagnosis on Instagram two months after her diagnosis, revealing that she will undergo surgery after a June concert; annually, 4,500 women in Israel are diagnosed with breast cancer, and 900 die.
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36% Bias Score
Innocent Mole Leads to Extensive Melanoma Surgery, Underscoring Urgent Need for Skin Checks
A 26-year-old woman's seemingly harmless chest mole turned out to be stage 1B melanoma, necessitating extensive surgery; her case highlights the importance of regular skin checks given the alarming rise in melanoma cases, exceeding 100,000 new diagnoses annually in the US and rising by almost a thir...
Innocent Mole Leads to Extensive Melanoma Surgery, Underscoring Urgent Need for Skin Checks
A 26-year-old woman's seemingly harmless chest mole turned out to be stage 1B melanoma, necessitating extensive surgery; her case highlights the importance of regular skin checks given the alarming rise in melanoma cases, exceeding 100,000 new diagnoses annually in the US and rising by almost a thir...
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24% Bias Score
Early-Onset Bowel Cancer Cases Surge in Australia
A new study reveals a more than doubling of bowel cancer diagnoses in Australians aged 20-49 between 1990 and 2020, exceeding global rates and highlighting the need for increased awareness and further research into the underlying causes.
Early-Onset Bowel Cancer Cases Surge in Australia
A new study reveals a more than doubling of bowel cancer diagnoses in Australians aged 20-49 between 1990 and 2020, exceeding global rates and highlighting the need for increased awareness and further research into the underlying causes.
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44% Bias Score
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