I was pressured into euthanasia after being diagnosed with stage-four cancer by Canadian doctors. This is why I decided to flee the country... and am still alive three years later
When Kristin Logan was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer, she was told her chances of survival were slim.
Crash causing heavy city centre delays
Chelmsford crash causes delays on A1099 Victoria Road and New Street after a collision partially blocks the Wheatsheaf traffic lights junction in Essex.
Crash causing heavy city centre delays
Chelmsford crash causes delays on A1099 Victoria Road and New Street after a collision partially blocks the Wheatsheaf traffic lights junction in Essex.
Retail online chief says prices will have to go up if diesel continues to soar after breaking £2-a-litre barrier
Mike Tomkins, owner of M and M Direct, said his company was struggling to absorb shipping and freight costs and not to pass them on to the consumer.
Beth thought her cold hands were just a quirk or harmless Raynaud's... but they were actually the first sign of an autoimmune condition that can be life-threatening. So many cases are being missed
As a child, Beth Smith thought of her cold hands as a quirk. She could take things out of the microwave without a tea towel and clutch a cup of hot tea without using the handle.
I'm happily married with two teenagers and a good social life... but when I'm in bed with my husband I fantasise about him being a woman. Have I been living a lie? BEL MOONEY replies
My problem won't seem real, because it doesn't hurt anybody. But it disturbs me to wonder whether there's a whole side of myself unexplored - and therefore betrayed.
1 In 8 Cancer Cases Worldwide Are Due to Infections
An estimated 2.3 million cancer cases worldwide in 2024, about one in eight, were attributable to infections, according to a study published in The Lancet Oncology. "This recent Lancet data is a profound reminder that a significant portion of our global cancer burden is fundamentally preventable," said David Greenberg, MD, of Hackensack Meridian Jersey Shore University Medical Center, in a news release. "We have historically siloed infectious diseases and oncology, but they are deeply intertwined. By shifting our focus toward aggressive infection control, we can literally vaccinate and treat our way out of millions of future cancer diagnoses." From a report: The study found that an estimated 2.3 million new cancer cases were attributable to infections globally in 2024, equivalent to 12% of all cancer cases. Of these, the largest number (760,000 cases, or 4%) were caused by H. pylori, followed by HPV (750,000 cases, or 4%), HBV (360,000 cases, or 2%), EBV (260,000 cases, or 1%) and HCV (160,000 cases). More than three quarters of infection-attributable cancers occurred in low- and middle-income countries. Eastern Asian had the largest burden, with 990,000 cases (42% of the global total). Rates were also higher than the global average in sub-Saharan Africa, Central and Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia.
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The boring Chelmsford car park that became a top shopping destination
It recently celebrated it's 10th anniversary of being a hotspot for shoppers
Celebrity Traitors star Amol Rajan admits he 'played the wrong game' as he breaks his silence after being Maya Jama and Richard E Grant's first murder victim
Celebrity Traitors star Amol Rajan has admitted he 'played the wrong game' as he broke his silence after being the first murder victim of the series on Friday.
I discovered the identity of my secret admirer after he invited me to dinner... and my blood ran cold: LIZ JONES
After much hesitation and advice to ignore the email from the man who claimed he worshipped me and wanted to take me to dinner at Simpson's in the Strand, I sent a polite reply.
Esther Rantzen was the only reason I got to thank Sir Nicholas Winton for saving my life, Holocaust survivor reveals
One of the first to be tracked down by the BBC for Rantzen's That's Life!, Lady Milena Grenfell-Baines, was rescued as nine-year-old Milena Fleischmann, along with her three-year-old sister.
Five-year-old girl is in an induced coma after she and nine others were hit by a P-plater while cheering on the Newcastle Knights - as driver, 18, is arrested
The driver of the gold BMW car, an 18-year-old P-plater, had been 'excited' about sending off the Newcastle Knights team ahead of Sunday's NRL Grand Final.
This City Is Ours star JAMES NELSON-JOYCE: Proud Scouser, Stephen Graham's protégé - and the next Bond?
Could JAMES NELSON-JOYCE be the next Bond? As his hit BBC gangster series This City Is Ours returns to our screens, one thing is for sure: this Scouse boy's star is on the rise
Drivers facing heavy delays on major road due to crash
A12 crash in Essex causes southbound delays after Junction 12 near Mountnessing and Shenfield, with part of the carriageway blocked.
Drivers facing heavy delays on major road due to crash
A12 crash in Essex causes southbound delays after Junction 12 near Mountnessing and Shenfield, with part of the carriageway blocked.
Brother of British Sikh activist freed on bail after nine years inside hellish Indian prison accuses the British Government of 'putting trade over human rights' and says it 'has had a hand in this' if he is sentenced to death
Jagtar Singh Johal (right) had gone to India in November 2017 to get married. But three weeks later he was surrounded by officials, blinded by a hood and bundled into a vehicle.
QUENTIN LETTS: My fellow residents in Herefordshire voted in a Green MP. What on earth would they think if they met this collection of oddballs, Marxists and Islamic hard-liners!
Fangs to the fore, Zack Polanski rallied his motley masses. The Green Party leader is a shouter.
Why emergency services will be swarming this Essex town next week
Leigh-on-Sea residents told not to be alarmed on October 5 as HM Coastguard and Essex Fire hold a joint mud rescue training exercise.
Why emergency services will be swarming this Essex town next week
Leigh-on-Sea residents told not to be alarmed on October 5 as HM Coastguard and Essex Fire hold a joint mud rescue training exercise.
Essex man part of £100k cable theft that left rural communities without service
Police said the thefts had the potential to leave vulnerable people in rural areas unable to call for help when they needed it most