James Van Der Beek Dies at 48 After Cancer Battle
Dawson's Creek star James Van Der Beek has passed away at age 48 following a courageous fight against bowel cancer. The actor was diagnosed in 2023 and used his platform to promote cancer awareness.
Dawson's Creek star James Van Der Beek has passed away at age 48 following a courageous fight against bowel cancer. The actor was diagnosed in 2023 and used his platform to promote cancer awareness.
Dawson's Creek star James Van Der Beek has passed away at age 48 following a courageous fight against colorectal cancer. His family has initiated a GoFundMe campaign to help cover medical expenses and support his six children.
A Quinton-based company, Nonacus, is using AI technology for early bladder cancer detection through urine DNA analysis, supporting the National Cancer Plan's goal to improve survival rates by 2035.
A Birmingham hospital investigation reveals staff used a 16-year-old boy to communicate terminal prognosis to his deaf mother due to interpreter failures, breaching national guidelines.
Countryfile presenter Julia Bradbury discusses her ongoing health journey and emotional reflections five years after her breast cancer diagnosis and mastectomy.
Stockport NHS Foundation Trust marked World Cancer Day with a special 'Get Cancer Clever' education day for hospital and community colleagues, focusing on cancer prevention and care.
Seven seriously ill children from Birmingham Children's Hospital embarked on a life-changing 10-day holiday to Florida, supported by dedicated medical volunteers and the Dreamflight charity.
Two innovative Swansea Bay healthcare initiatives have received prestigious Bevan Exemplar awards at The Senedd showcase. The Orthopaedic Waiting List Initiative and Perioperative Care of Older People programme are transforming patient care across Wales.
A mother from Kidderminster who lost her sister to cancer was told her concerns were anxiety-driven before her baby daughter was diagnosed with lymphoma. Wendie-Lou Smith is now the face of a national campaign.
Paul Souter, a 43-year-old father from Essex, shares his story of being diagnosed with kidney cancer after back pain, his surgery, and how walking and counselling aided his recovery, including charity marathon walks.
Patients undergoing chemotherapy at Bronglais and Prince Philip Hospitals receive specially curated wellness boxes thanks to Co-op Local Community Fund grants from Llanelli and Cardigan stores.
A seven-year-old girl with cancer in Rowley Regis received a record-breaking 60,000 birthday cards delivered by hundreds of bikers, bringing smiles and tears to her family.
On World Cancer Day, meet two staff members at Southend Hospital's cancer centre whose personal experiences with the disease inspired their careers in cancer care.
Prittlewell anglers mark World Cancer Day by celebrating an 11-year partnership with Southend Hospital, raising over £34,000 for patient care, including a new £1,230 donation for advanced radiotherapy.
The Government has launched an ambitious 10-year cancer strategy, pledging faster diagnosis, shorter waiting times, and major investment to improve survival rates across England.
Bonnie-Leigh Spence, aged six, faces a terminal prognosis after initial arm pain was dismissed as a sprain, later identified as rare Rhabdoid Sarcoma.
Specialist weekly exercise classes for cancer patients and survivors have launched at Hartham Leisure Centre in East Herts, offering tailored physical activity to support recovery and wellbeing.
Shona Perry, a nurse at Basildon Hospital's Essex Cardiothoracic Centre, is undertaking solo walking challenges throughout February to raise funds for patient care enhancements.
Deborah Douglas, a breast cancer survivor, shares her harrowing journey after receiving unnecessary aggressive treatment from disgraced surgeon Ian Paterson, and her ongoing campaign for patient safety reforms.
The Princess of Wales visited the Royal Marsden hospital where she was treated for cancer, showing deep empathy with patients and sharing her healing journey through nature.
A mother's cervical cancer progressed from stage one to terminal after Southend Hospital allegedly lost her medical records, delaying chemotherapy by 10 months. Stacy Partner, 39, shares her devastating story.
Emma Heming Willis opens up about husband Bruce Willis's frontotemporal dementia diagnosis, discussing anosognosia, family adaptations, and her advocacy work.
Clements Hall Leisure Centre in Rochford District, Essex, is hosting a special community event for World Cancer Day, featuring fitness sessions, support groups, and stories from survivors like Eleanor Johnson and Karen Hampson.
Medical experts highlight the critical importance of early symptom recognition for cervical cancer, detailing warning signs and prevention strategies.
BBC Radio 1 DJ Andy Kershaw has disclosed his cancer diagnosis on his podcast, revealing tumours were found on his spine last August, affecting his mobility.
Marking World Cancer Awareness Day, Southport Macmillan Centre highlights its person-centred approach, offering tailored support plans, counselling, and wellness services for those affected by cancer.
The DWP's Personal Independence Payment review will take a significant step forward this week as the steering group holds its first face-to-face meeting, with assurances given about cancer patients' assessments.
Friedel de Beer, 51, initially dismissed her symptoms as a common cold, but they developed into necrotising fasciitis, requiring multiple amputations and a long recovery journey.
Bendigo Davies, 77, from Worcestershire, who married in hospital after being told he had days to live due to acute myeloid leukaemia, celebrates his second anniversary in remission, crediting love and hope for his survival.
A major health update reveals Michael Schumacher is no longer bed-bound 12 years after his ski accident, with details on his current care and condition.