Goody back in UK after cancer shock - Western Telegraph
Reality TV star Jade Goody broke down in tears as she arrived back in the UK after being diagnosed with cancer. Goody, 27, learned she had cervical cancer while appearing in Bigg Boss - the Indian version of Big Brother. The mother of two flew into

Genentech s Avastin may not show therapeutic benefit in C-08 trial - Financial Times
Genentech s Avastin is unlikely to show therapeutic benefit in the current C-08 trial for adjuvant colorectal cancer, physicians said. This, the physicians agreed, is because metastases may still occur in the adjuvant colorectal cancer setting

Christina Applegate Double Mastectomy and Anthony Franz Tapeworm Suit - Post Chronicle
Actress Christina Applegate, 36, said Tuesday on ABC's "Good Morning America" that she had a double mastectomy three weeks ago, since she has the breast cancer gene BRCA1 and her mother had recurring breast cancer. Applegate will have reconstructive

Christina Applegate: 'I'm clear' of cancer after double mastectomy - New York Daily News
Christina Applegate is clear of cancer after undergoing a double mastectomy. Click to see other stars who've battled the disease. Calling it the toughest choice she's ever faced, Emmy Award-winning actress Christina Applegate has revealed she had

Inspirational Pittsburgh-area teen dies of cancer - International Herald Tribune
PITTSBURGH : John Challis, who inspired professional players with his battle against cancer, died at his parent's suburban Pittsburgh home on Tuesday. He was 18. Challis made national headlines when he threw out the ceremonial first pitch at a

Tearful Jade Goody arrives back in UK after cancer diagnosis - Times Online
Reality TV star Jade Goody broke down in tears last night as she arrived back in the UK after being diagnosed with cancer. Goody, 27, learned she had cervical cancer while appearing in Bigg Boss - the Indian version of Big Brother. The mother of two

Cancer survival rates for young people on the rise - Guardian Unlimited
Nearly three-quarters of British teenagers and young adults who develop cancer now survive the disease, a landmark study has found. The first national report on survival rates found that the number of young people who survive the disease has risen by