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As incidences of kidney cancer are predicted to spike by a concerning 15 per cent, it's more important than ever to know the early symptoms, and understand when you should contact a doctor

But a new study from Cancer Research UK and published in the British Medical Journal found death rates from the disease among those aged 35 to 69 have plummeted

A new study from Cancer Research UK and published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) found death rates from the disease among those aged 35 to 69 have plummeted, thanks to screening, better treatments and policies aimed at cutting smoking.

Coleen Nolan said she 'feared she was going to die' as she battled to breathe as a result of an acute chest infection she believes was worsened by her 40 year smoking habit

Abbas Kanani, who works at Chemist Click, says being really tired, having a cough that won't go away, and sweating a lot at night could be warning signs of cancer

Each year, around 7,400 women in the UK are diagnosed with this disease, making it the sixth most common cancer in women, according to Cancer Research UK. There are certain symptoms to look out for

Daniella Thackray, 25, from Leeds, had pre-written her final words for her family to post on her behalf should she pass away from bile duct cancer - and now the post has gone viral

Gail Hardy is urging people to join her at Cancer Research UK's Race for Life event at Sefton Park after a life-changing conversation at the funeral of her mum, who passed from ovarian cancer

Medically referred to as dysphagia, a common 'problem' when eating food could be a warning sign of stomach cancer. Here are all the symptoms you should look out for - and when you contact your GP

Aurora Farron was diagnosed with cancer and spent her last birthday undergoing chemotherapy but, on March 31, will celebrate turning nine cancer free

Incidences of thyroid cancer are slated to jump a staggering 74 per cent by the year 2035 - but many symptoms can easily be dismissed for a common cold or bout of the flu. Here's what to look out for - and when to contact your GP

Eye cancer is rare, but the number of people diagnosed with the disease is expected to rise in the UK over the coming years - as Cancer Research revealed 850 people are diagnosed each year

Cases of eye cancer are predicted to spike over the next 15 years - but many symptoms can easily be dismissed as less serious issues such as conjunctivitis. Here's what to look out for and when to contact your GP

The dreaded C word is no longer the death sentence it used to be - especially if the disease is caught early. Doctors use a stage system from 0-4 to identify the size of the tumours and whether the cancer has spread

It can be tricky to spot skin cancer on your own, but Cancer Research UK have shared a 'mirror' test you should do to become well acquainted with your body so you can spot changes fast

A former communications secretary for King Charles has revealed what she thinks will be included in the monarch's treatment plan after his shock cancer diagnosis

The news that King Charles has cancer was stunned the world, but also prompted questions as to what will happen next from his hospital treatment to who will stand in on royal duties

Whilst anal cancer is quite rare, around 440 people die from the disease every year. This number is predicted to reach 950 by 2038 - so knowing the symptoms is more important than ever

Here is a list of five key ways that you can reduce your risk of developing bowel cancer following rising cases and the prediction for a spike in deaths this year

Knowing your body and checking for any unusual changes is key to recognising the possibility of skin cancer - with melanoma the fifth most common cancer in the UK

With the news that Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York has been diagnosed with malignant melanoma, it's a good reminder for Brits to keep an eye on their own skin for possible signs of cancer

The Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson said she would turn her “distress into a positive” after doctors told her she was suffering from malignant melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer

Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, has revealed she was diagnosed with melanoma when her doctor spotted some suspicious moles and there's another sign you should be wary of

Abbi and her family were diagnosed with a rare condition that raises the risk of developing cancer, but now she is on a trial to see if a diabetes drug can prevent the disease

Ahead of cervical cancer awareness week, an expert has outlined four concerning symptoms that could be a sign of the disease that kills approximately 850 Brits each year