Cancer research

Soundwaves may ease the side-effects of treatment for prostate cancer MEN with early prostate cancer could soon be treated with soundwave technology instead of surgery.

8,000 women set to run the race of their lives for charity Cancer Research UK event expected to raise £500,000

Dying patients recover in drug trial TWO men who were dying from advanced prostate cancer have made dramatic recoveries after taking a groundbreaking drug.

Men face 40% higher risk of cancer deaths than women MEN are almost 40 per cent more likely than women to die from any type of cancer, according to research published today.

Web creator hopes internet will lead to cure for cancer

New leukaemia drug hope

Scientists unlock the secrets of gene that fights cancer

Brain drain worry as top scientists quit Scotland

Cold virus is scientists' new weapon to destroy cancer

New test sheds light on prostate cancer

Skin cancer cases on the rise in Scotland

Nicotine gum linked to mouth cancer

Walnuts could be a winner in cancer battle

Wine boosts cancer survival rates

Eating burnt meat boosts cancer risk

Genetic hope for MS and cancer patients

Sunbeds blamed for rise in skin cancer

Now even a nice hot cuppa can give you cancer, say scientists

More cancer patients cured – but Britain lags behind

Cancer drug 'encourages tumours to grow faster'

Cancer survivor confronts the health secretary on 62-day wait

Cut-price deals and cash-back offers …Scotland's drug care of the future

Tests breakthrough set to save thousands from ovarian cancer

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