Category : Oncology


Man's 'injury' was incurable brain cancer

Sean Ryan Sweeney, 31, shares his journey from unexplained headaches to a grade 3 astrocytoma diagnosis and awake brain surgery. He's now fundraising for Brain Tumour Research to help find a cure.

Dietary boost may help men avoid prostate cancer surgery

A new trial shows that supplements containing vegetables and probiotics can slow prostate cancer progression, potentially helping men on 'watch and wait' avoid unnecessary treatment. Learn about the breakthrough findings.

Couple diagnosed with brain cancer months apart

Katie and Greg Britton faced brain tumour diagnoses just months apart. The Australian parents share their heartbreaking story and stress the vital importance of early detection for survival.

Running injury symptom of incurable brain tumour

Sean Sweeney, 31, mistook brain tumour symptoms for a torn ligament. Diagnosed with incurable grade 3 astrocytoma, he's now stable after treatment and fundraising for Brain Tumour Research.

Friend with cancer talks of suicide: Should I tell?

A Guardian reader faces a profound ethical dilemma after a terminally ill friend reveals a stockpile of fatal pills. Expert advice from a clinical psychologist on navigating confidentiality, depression, and end-of-life fears.

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