Many people may not recognise early signs or may dismiss them as stress or ageing. But like with any cancer, it's best to catch it early so treatment is more likely to be effective. Sudden hearing ...

Every person should know the symptoms and signs of breast cancer ... the long bones in the arms and legs. When breast cancer moves into the lung, it often doesn’t cause many symptoms.

While a healthy level of competitiveness is normal, men with low self-esteem often take this to an extreme. They may constantly feel the need to prove their worth or superiority over others ...

A 5-second finger test may help detect early lung cancer signs. By analyzing finger patterns, one can identify finger clubbing, an indicator in over 35% of non-small cell lung cancer cases.

Under the scheme the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence recommends that GPs should arrange ovarian cancer tests for women, some transgender men and ... all visible signs of cancer ...

Other, less subtle tell-tale signs include coughing up blood and pain in the shoulder ... Cancer Society found that young women are suffering higher rates of lung cancer than men. Men were nearly ...

Vaping could cause DNA changes that raise cancer risk, study saysA persistent unshakable chesty rattle, coughing up blood and ...

Surviving lung cancer in Aotearoa ... Māori and 22% higher for men than women. These results raise important questions about health inequity in New Zealand and highlight the need to ensure everyone is ...

Women who have never smoked in particular are more than twice as likely to develop lung cancer than men who have not smoked, and more of the few young people who get lung cancer have never smoked ...

These statistics are grim, but there’s a reason why lung cancer often progresses past the point where it’s treatable: Early signs of lung cancer are often missed (or nonexistent).