A study has found that a protein released from fat in the body can cause non-cancerous cells to turn into cancerous ones. Read on to find out more about how belly fat is linked to cancer.
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Read MoreWorld Cancer Day is an annual awareness day led by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) with the aim to unite charities, businesses, and the public in the fight against cancer.
Read MoreBeing diagnosed with cancer can be very upsetting and difficult to process, and talking about it to your loved ones can be a daunting prospect.
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Read MoreLung cancer is the third most common cancer in the UK¹ and it is also one of the most serious types of cancer. As with all cancers, the likelihood of survival is higher if lung cancer is caught in the early stages when it is most treatable.
Read MoreHaving lung cancer can drastically affect your day to day life and impact both your physical and mental health in many ways. Living with this illness can present hurdles in all aspects of your life and make simple daily tasks a true challenge.
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