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No apology for breast cancer victim
A Bay of Plenty woman who said her doctor failed to diagnose her breast cancer has died. Caro Galloway said she was repeatedly persuaded against having a lump removed. The incident is the subject of a Health and Disability complaint.
School milk key to lower cancer - study
Adults who drank plenty of the free milk supplied at schools when they were young have a reduced risk of bowel cancer, a study has found.
Michael Douglas resentful
Michael Douglas hasn’t forgiven the doctors who failed to spot his throat cancer.
Michael Douglas' cancer in remission
Catherine Zeta-Jones burst into tears when she heard Michael Douglas' tumour had disappeared.
Shortage of specialists hits cancer patients
The Cancer Society is concerned for the safety of patients who are being denied chemotherapy because of a shortage of doctors.
TV man happy with plodder's pace in ironman
TVNZ newsreader Peter Williams will take on the Port of Tauranga half-ironman in January... and it's for a good cause.
Survey finds sunbed regulation not working
Survey finds only 10 per cent of outlets meet the voluntary criteria for safety.
Aspirin - the little pill with a big impact on cancer
It is not yet a panacea for all ills, but it is getting close.
Daily sunscreen use halves incidence of melanoma - study
A five-year Australian trial appears to have confirmed that sunscreen use can help prevent the rare but often deadly form of cancer.
Brain tumour patients gain greater access to drug
Drug-buying agency Pharmac is set to provide greater access to an expensive drug used to treat brain cancer.
Group warns against sun for vitamin D
Midday sun risky way of getting vitamin D, groups say.