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Simon Wilson: Cancer screening, testosterone and springtime
Nineteen months after surgery for prostate cancer, Simon Wilson confronts the next steps.
Nineteen months after surgery for prostate cancer, Simon Wilson confronts the next steps.
New Zealand is falling behind other comparable countries on cancer survival.
She was misdiagnosed more than 10 times in 3 weeks. Days later she died.
COMMENT: Ardern turns up, smiles, talks a big game, hugs someone - gets on the TV news.
Grandfather believes holy water cured his inoperable cancer.
The PM on the mosque attacks, mental health, cancer care and education
Pharmac is considering the drug, but not until April. Patients are calling for urgency.
This could be the beginning of real change around cancer if we all 'lean in'.
Tens of thousands of New Zealanders have been given hope.
Three new cancer drugs could be on the shelves by November if consultation goes well.
Cancer expert: It's the biggest change in cancer care in at least 15 years, if not ever.
"As an institution we fitted the definitions which described racism."
After he was finally told, the cancer had spread but it wasn't picked up again.
School's value of compassion on show for Daffodil Day.
Blair Vining among cancer sufferers to have urged the Govt to take action.
Kiwi mum has had to have some of her skull cut out after a pimple turned out to be cancer.
Comment: Daffodil Day is a good time to reflect on some of the key cancer issues.
Olympic gold medallist Eric Murray has a new challenge - spending more time with his son.
Comment: Cancer takes more lives than the road toll and impacts more than weather events.
Kiwi cancer survivors are facing big challenges returning to work, pilot study finds.
Last month Rob lost his wife to bowel cancer. Here he tells her story, and urges changes.
Pending public feedback, the changes would be implemented from December 1.
Pharmac has today announced plans to fund two new cancer drugs.
New machines mean 1200 cancer patients won't have to travel to main centres for treatment.
WARNING: Sensitive content - Grace never imagined how much her life would change.
COMMENT: Who would argue that the funding of drugs is a bad idea?
He says petitions and appeals to politicians have failed.
By the time the woman's cancer was discovered it was too late, and she died soon after.
Troy Elliott is selling his house to pay for cancer drugs to help his wife Tracey
National pledges $200m for cancer drugs if it wins in 2020. Video / Derek Cheng