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Ben Stiller speaks about diagnosis with prostate cancer

Stiller was told he had ‘immediately aggressive’ prostate cancer two years ago and has had surgery to treat it

Your bra could kill you – and other breast cancer myths busted

Rumours around the causes of breast cancer persist – but the evidence for these claims doesn’t always stack up

Belle Gibson was paid $75,000 by Nine for 60 Minutes interview, documents show

Consumer Affairs Victoria says invoice paying for exclusive interview with Whole Pantry founder included in affidavit

Full uptake of cervical cancer screening could save hundreds of lives

Almost 350 more women’s lives could be saved if all invited for NHS screening attended, says new study

Yes, I’ve had cancer, but no, I’m not going to live like a Puritan

A new study shows that cancer vets don’t take much more care over their lifestyles than anyone else. That’s because we’re only human

Do I really need ‘the test’? Too many tests could do patients more harm than good

Submitting to tests has become a proxy for self-care. But the evidence tells us that overtesting increases anxiety in the patient and does little to change outcomes

The cancer side effect we don’t talk about: losing masculinity

As cancer continues to change and compromise my identity, understanding what it is to be a ‘real man’ has been added to all the other daily struggles

From eggs to bacon – why food scares don’t scare us

Months after the WHO warned that it caused cancer, bacon is enjoying a sales streak. But it’s not the first time we have overcome our fears about foodstuffs

Have you survived cancer? Share your story

More people than ever are alive decades after diagnosis, new research shows. Tell us about your experiences

Drinkable sunscreen offers a new form of skin protection

Only 14% of men and 30% percent of women in the US use sunscreen – and about one-third of those don’t use enough. Is digestible sunscreen the answer?

No deal, Noel Edmonds. Positive thinking can’t cure cancer

The TV presenter’s comments on negative energy tap into the damaging mantra of personal responsibility that says we are somehow to blame for our own illnesses

Noel Edmonds in Twitter row after claims that electronic box ‘tackles cancer’

Ad watchdog ‘urgently’ investigating tweets, as presenter causes further outrage by suggesting patient’s cancer may have been caused by ‘negative attitude’

Clive James: ‘This carcinoma was starting to look like the alien that erupts from John Hurt’s chest’

When we were kids in quest of a tan, we would lie around forever being cooked by ultra-violet rays, and the results show up around now in the form of skin cancers

Obesity epidemic is fuelling rise in womb cancer, charity warns

Data from Cancer Research UK shows stark increase in proportion of women with disease over 20-year period

The libraries that offer sexual health services and cancer support

Coventry’s Central Library runs health-related events and a mental health drop-in service, reaching people that the NHS can’t

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  • Sole searching: how a medical pedicure saved my feet from the point of no return
  • Ann Barrett obituary
  • Put those weights down! How ‘eccentric’ exercise opens up a whole new world of fitness
  • Is it true that … your lungs regenerate when you quit smoking?
  • Kindness of strangers: I was sobbing with pain, then a cashier gave me hot chocolate
  • ‘I was mortally offended’: writers on the throwaway comments that changed their lives
  • My mother is addicted to gaming and emotionally unavailable. What should I do?
  • The Devil Wears Prada is back – and oh, those fat jokes are wearing thin
  • You are what you keep: why we cling to clutter and how to free yourself of it
  • Wellness culture is trying to sell you products your vagina doesn’t need
  • A moment that changed me: I cried about my cleft lip for the first time in my 60s
  • All the right moves! 17 personal trainers on the exercise they always recommend – from planks to face pulls
  • ‘This is so taboo’: Kimberley Nixon on the hell of perinatal OCD – and how she survived it
  • There are two kinds of people: those who enjoyed school PE lessons – and the rest of us
  • Is it true that … it’s harder for women to build muscle than men?
  • The truth about cooking oils: 14 essential facts for healthier, cheaper meals
  • I yearned to be a mother. Why did I feel nothing when my daughter was finally born?
  • ‘A buff is so versatile’: running essentials for your first marathon – and what you don’t need
  • Food for thought: Is your diet ageing you?
  • The snuggle is real: what happens when you can’t fall asleep without your partner?
  • What really controls our appetite – hunger, stress or habit?
  • Bedtime stacking: the cosy way to do chores – or a sleep disaster?
  • Is it true that … only overweight people are at risk of high cholesterol?
  • Making a splash: demand for raw and ‘brewed’ milk growing in UK
  • Help, there’s a cockroach in my coffee! 16 gross ingredients hidden in your favourite foods
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  • My son is getting glasses for the first time. He’s fine about it but I’m an emotional wreck

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