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Health United Kingdom95% of Late-Stage Skin Cancer Patients Used to Die – Now More Than Half Survive
A decade ago, only 5% of patients with late-stage melanoma - or skin cancer - would stay alive after five years of being diagnosed. Today, the survival rate has risen to 52% – a significant milestone achieved with the help of two life-saving drugs.
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HealthScientists Uncover Anti-Inflammatory Strategies to Fight Cancer
After years of advanced trials and experiments, scientists have now revealed a new exciting discovery that shows how targeting inflammatory cells could slow down cancer growth and spread and could even be prevented if done in the earliest stages.
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HealthNew therapy seems to have saved woman from cancer death.
The human body’s own immune system could be the force that can fight cancer successfully – and a woman who was prepared to die of late stage breast cancer now says: “I’m cured!” Doctors say American Judy Perkins (51) was the first patient with this stage…