- StyleTom Flanagan
'Take a good look at this photo': Woman's harrowing image sparks powerful reaction
When Melbourne mother Kylie Armstrong took to Facebook in February 2016, she had an important message for her friends and family. The 47-year-old had been dealt the devastating news she had breast cancer and she wanted to warn her nearest and dearest about her experience.
- StyleCosmo
Less than a third of women could recognise cervical cancer symptoms
Despite the fact more than 3,000 women are diagnosed with it every year.
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
New research finds 'light moderate drinkers' at least risk of dying early or developing cancer
These results will surprise you
- StyleHuffPost UK
9 Things You Should Be Doing To Reduce Your Cancer Risk, According To Experts
A leading health body has warned lifestyles dominated by little exercise and
- StyleBrittany Jones-Cooper
What are the three types of skin cancer you should look for?
Skin cancer doesn’t always look the same, and there are three variations that can appear very differently on your skin.
- StyleMolly Shea
Kylie Minogue says having cancer means she'll go through menopause twice
Australian pop star Kylie Minogue, 49, says she’s preparing for her second round of menopause, after first experiencing the loss of menstruation during treatment for breast cancer 12 years ago.
- StyleYahoo Canada Style
Michael Buble and pregnant wife steal the show on the Junos red carpet
It's one of their first joint appearances since their son Noah was diagnosed with cancer in Nov. 2016.
- StyleKrista Thurrott
There’s one common symptom of ovarian cancer that 99 per cent of women don't know about
There's one common symptom that only one per cent of women know about.
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
Men get breast cancer too
Around 350-400 men are diagnosed with breast cancer every year
- StyleNisean Lorde
Dyeing your hair could increase your breast cancer risk
"Women are advised to reduce exposure to synthetic hair dyes to two - six times per year."
- StyleYahoo Style UK
This breast cancer survivor is changing women's lives with fake nipples
Michelle Kolath-Arbel survived breast cancer and is now on a mission to help others.
- StyleYahoo Style UK
The breast cancer checks all women (and men!) should be making
Nearly half of all women aren't regularly checking themselves for signs of breast cancer.
- StyleLauren Sharkey
Mum left with hole in her face after mistaking skin cancer for a blackhead
Kari Cummins thought her skin cancer was just a spot.
- StyleCosmo
'My heavy periods turned out to be womb cancer'
It's one thing being diagnosed with cancer aged 24, but how does it feel to realise it will leave you infertile, too? Lydia Brain knows first-hand.
- StyleHuffPost UK
Lymphoma: Symptoms, Causes And Treatment Of The Fifth Most Common Cancer In UK
Lymphoma is the fifth most commonly diagnosed cancer in the UK, yet awareness is limited.
StyleYahoo Style UKWoman loses half her body fat to make her dying husband happy
"I knew I couldn't eat my emotions away anymore."
- StyleLauren Sharkey
Selfies could be used to diagnose cancer
A new app claims to diagnose pancreatic cancer with one simple selfie.
StyleLauren SharkeyConcerns over talcum powder causing ovarian cancer
Johnson & Johnson were ordered to pay one woman £324 million after links between their talc and cancer.
- StyleLauren Sharkey
Hair dye could put you at risk of breast cancer, says new study
Something to consider at your next salon appointment.
- StyleLauren Sharkey
Do you apply sun cream to your eyelids? Well, you should
Between 5 and 10% of all skin cancer cases occur on the eyelids.
- StyleCindy Arboleda
Teen who had cancer goes to prom with full head of hair
A truly heartwarming tale.
StyleYahoo Style Staff5-Year-Old With Cancer ‘Marries’ Her Best Friend
Eileidh Paterson has neuroblastoma, a rare childhood cancer that has no known cure. The 5-year-old crossed off the No. 1 priority on her bucket list this past weekend: “marrying” her best friend. Eileidh and Harrison Grier, 6, were officially declared “best friends forever” in a room full of costumed superheroes and princesses. Hundreds of well-wishers came together to help make this Disney-themed dream “wedding” an unforgettable event. Eileidh’s mother, Gail Paterson, created the Eileidh’s Journey Facebook page, where she hopes to raise awareness of the symptoms of the illness. ...
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
Breastfeeding could lower endometrial cancer risk by 11%, new study reveals
The research found that breastfeeding your baby for the recommended six months could lower the risk of endometrial cancer by 11%
