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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 8, 2026
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- Jul 27, 2026
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Why we must fund cancer research to stop families losing loved ones (opens the original)
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When forklift truck driver Reuben Board told his workmate on the building site he had breast cancer, his colleague laughed. 'I was telling him I needed to leave early to go for a chemo appointment,' says Reuben,53, who lives in east Devon. 'He said: "Don't be stupid, men don't get breast cancer." – he didn't believe me,' says Reuben, who is single with two grown-up sons. 'I told him it wasn't funny and lifted my shirt to show him my mastectomy scar - he was genuinely shocked and just said he had
I put my sore arm and anxiety down to being busy... it was Parkinson's (opens the original)
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As an active young mom, Shafaq Ali was mystified when she started tripping over at random in the street. 'My leg would randomly give way and suddenly I'd be on the floor,' says Shafaq, 47, a dentist. Her doctor blamed it on a tendon injury and recommended support stockings for her ankle – and, for a couple of years, it seemed to help. But this was just one of a cluster of symptoms that plagued Shafaq from her 30s onwards. First came the throbbing pain in her right foot whenever she pressed the p
I put my sore arm and anxiety down to being busy... it was Parkinson's (opens the original)
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As an active young mum, Shafaq Ali was mystified when she started tripping over at random in the street. ‘My leg would randomly give way and suddenly I’d be on the floor,’ says Shafaq, 47, a dentist. Her GP put it down to a tendon injury and recommended support stockings to provide support for her ankle – and, for a couple of years, it seemed to help. But it was just one of a cluster of symptoms that dogged Shafaq from her 30s onwards. First came the throbbing pain in her right foot whenever she
Could knee cartilage surgery do more harm than good? (opens the original)
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After a year of pain and his right knee ‘locking’, keen club runner Tom Hooper, 43, happily agreed to surgery thinking it would mean an end to the problem. Nine months after the operation, however, he was still in pain and needed steroid injections and intensive physiotherapy. Three months after that, the pain thankfully has gone, but his knee remains inflexible – he can’t straighten it or move it easily. Yet he remains optimistic he will get back to full fitness. Controversial new research from
Suzie had palpitations and started to mysteriously lose weight (opens the original)
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For nearly eight months, Suzie Brown simply assumed the pounding palpitations in her chest were stress-related. ‘My dad had been diagnosed with terminal cancer so I was under immense stress – and as I was only 40, I didn’t think it could be anything serious,’ recalls Suzie, an insurance claims manager. Nonetheless, the repeated random episodes of thumping heartbeats and mild chest pains left her terrified. ‘I could be picking up my eight-year-old daughter from school, or lying in bed – there did
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