In today’s newsletter: After pacts with the US and India, the PM meets European leaders in No 10 today – but his political opponents are already branding the deal a ‘surrender’Good morning. Today, Keir Starmer will meet with EU leaders at a crucial Dow…
The disease included “metastasis to the bone,” according to a statement from his personal office.
The Tory leader probed prime minister on increased military funding — but failed to land a decisive blow.
The results of the procedure will be available “in a few weeks.”
Cancer doctors, scientists, and patient advocates said the “cancer” label can do more harm than good, given this form of the disease doesn’t spread or kill patients.
The princess of Wales has issued a statement confirming she has cancer.
This week’s Ukraine Defense Contact Group meeting will now be held virtually.
The Pentagon indicated that notifications have been made, avoiding an issue that arose with Austin’s last hospitalization.
The British prime minister is ‘in regular contact with’ the king.
Washington has been under intensifying pressure to respond to Houthi attacks in the Red Sea.
The administration had been under pressure to respond to the Iran-backed attacks.
With prostate cancer the most frequently diagnosed malignant tumour among men in Poland, the country is hoping that PRAISE-U – a multi-country screening and detection initiative – will help reduce mortality rates.
Czechia will launch a new prostate cancer screening program in January 2024, with the aim to ensure early detection and treatment of the disease.
Nuclear research is not just about energy production: For 60 years, EU nuclear research has benefited our societies in many ways, including in healthcare. Iliana Ivanova explains how it is helping us to treat prostate cancer.
Ahead of a new legislative term in 2024, the EU is at an inflection point at envisioning the future of health care in Europe.
In today’s newsletter: Eleven people have died since the start of September in a spate of shootings and bombings – this is how the country is managing• Sign up here for our daily newsletter, First EditionGod morgon. The prime minister of Sweden is call…
Results could form basis of a screening programme for most common male tumour
A major drug pricing crackdown in the US is threatening drug companies’ bottom lines.
The number of cancer cases in France has doubled since 1990, according to the latest data from national health organisations, in part due to the changing demographic.
