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- Sep 23, 2026
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Myeloma blood cancer patients call for better drug access (opens the original)
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Patients with incurable blood cancer say they fear they will die if new treatments are not made available more quickly. Louise Martinez from Berkshire has been living with myeloma for 5 years. She has joined a national campaign calling for more drugs to be made available. The 50-year-old has been on four rounds of treatment and is worried that the best new drugs won't be available for her when she needs them. The condition can damage bones, weaken the immune system and harm organs. A Department
Oxford vaccine trial hope for hereditary cancer risk families (opens the original)
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A vaccine trial has begun to see if it can help protect the one in 300 people who have a greater risk of developing cancer. The vaccine has been designed to help with an inherited condition called Lynch Syndrome, people with it have up to 80% chance of getting some cancers in their lifetime. It's thought more than 175,000 people have it in the UK – those that are aware of it rely on regular screening and sometimes surgery. The study is a collaboration between the University of Oxford and the bio
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