My father died of cancer at 72. A $12,000 longevity exam at a Silicon Valley clinic found both good and bad news in my DNA.

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Cancer specialist says Indian doctors 'can't afford a bad day like Kohli or Federer': 'We are someone's only hope'

Delivering a teen’s cancer diagnosis ‘doesn’t get easier’ — this Doctors’ Day, Dr Esha Kaul exposes the grief, pressure, zero ...
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When doctors have to utter the word ‘cancer’ to anxious families

It is not the surgeries stretching over multiple hours nor the sleepless nights in the emergency room. What weighs heaviest ...
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'I thought I had a bad cold but it was cancer' - Glasgow mum's myeloma warning

Ann Wraith, 48, from Glasgow, was diagnosed with myeloma, a type of blood cancer, in January this year after suffering from ...
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'I thought I had a bad cold but it turned out to be cancer' - mum's warning signs

Ann Wraith, 48, from Glasgow, initially mistook her myeloma blood cancer symptoms for a common cold - here are the warning ...