Hong Kong TV host Lillian Sze, known for her multilingual skills and emceeing fan events for K-pop stars, has died of ovarian cancer. Her death was announced on social media, prompting tributes from fans and celebrities.
Hong Kong researchers are developing an affordable blood test for prostate cancer, aiming to reduce the need for invasive biopsies. The technology is expected to launch in about two years, offering a less uncomfortable diagnostic process for patients like Peter Wan, who experienced a lengthy and invasive journey to his diagnosis.
WA football great Bryan Cousins, father of Ben Cousins, has spoken about his motor neurone disease diagnosis, finding inspiration in the late Neale Daniher's courage and determination. Cousins described the diagnosis as a "huge jolt" and the hardest part being telling his family.
WA football great Bryan Cousins, father of Ben Cousins, revealed his motor neurone disease diagnosis and how he draws inspiration from the late Neale Daniher's courage and determination in facing the incurable illness.
Jeremy Clarkson announced he is in remission from prostate cancer, days after revealing his diagnosis. The TV presenter shared on Clarkson's Farm that he had an aggressive form diagnosed in 2025, but follow-up tests confirmed he is cancer-free.
A Queensland family faces the difficult decision of moving an 83-year-old mother with dementia into aged care, potentially hours away from her lifelong home on a rural farm. The family has struggled with limited local aged care options and issues with home care providers.
Théodore Pellerin stars as a young Parisian diagnosed with HPV-related cancer in the French film 'Nino.' Pellerin discusses his character's struggle with vulnerability, his process for embodying complex roles, and his growing career in both French and English-language cinema.
Jeremy Clarkson, the renowned British presenter, has revealed he has been diagnosed with aggressive but early-stage prostate cancer. He announced the news during the latest episode of his Amazon Prime Video series, 'Clarkson's Farm,' stating he has known since May and underwent surgery, with the outcome still uncertain.
Jeremy Clarkson revealed an aggressive cancer diagnosis in a new episode of Clarkson's Farm, filmed in 2024-2025. He described the cancer as "aggressive" and stated a portion of his prostate was removed. Clarkson, 66, reassured co-stars Kaleb Cooper and Charlie Ireland he would be "fine" but "out of action for a little while."
Research reveals UK patients with hypermobility conditions wait up to 21 years for diagnosis, facing chronic pain, dislocations, and mental health issues. Low awareness among healthcare professionals contributes to fragmented care and significant impacts on employment and education.
Bassetlaw MP Jo White shared her 30-year struggle with endometriosis, urging the NHS to prioritize diagnosis and treatment for the condition affecting 1 in 10 UK women. She welcomed revised NICE guidelines for quicker referrals and scanning.
Former England rugby captain Lewis Moody, 48, is cycling 500 miles from Newcastle to Twickenham to raise awareness for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) following his own diagnosis. He aims to honor George "Doddie" Weir and support the My Name'5 Doddie Foundation.
Former England rugby captain Lewis Moody, 48, has begun a 500-mile cycle from Newcastle to Twickenham to raise awareness for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) following his own diagnosis. He is joined by over a dozen players, friends, and family, honoring MND campaigner George "Doddie" Weir.
Former England rugby international Lewis Moody, diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND) last October, discusses how the condition has brought clarity and purpose to his life. Despite the challenges, Moody focuses on living in the present, prioritizing loved ones, and raising funds for MND research.
A smartwatch alert prompted a man in São José do Rio Preto, Brazil, to seek medical attention, leading to the diagnosis of atrial fibrillation. While smartwatches show potential in early detection, experts emphasize they are screening tools and do not substitute for medical exams.
Canadian actor Tyler Mane, known for his role as "Sabretooth" in "X-Men," revealed on social media that he has been diagnosed with male breast cancer, a rare condition affecting about 1% of all breast cancer cases. He is currently undergoing chemotherapy and hopes to raise awareness about the disease.
Dementia activists in the UK and Australia challenge the stigma and 'prescribed disengagement' following diagnosis, advocating for empowerment, autonomy, and person-centred care.
A Scottish family's life was turned upside down after a misdiagnosis of terminal stage 4 breast cancer for Mary Crowley, 67. After relocating and making life-altering decisions, the true stage 1 diagnosis was revealed, leading to the suicide of her husband, David, 70, due to cumulative stress.
Jon Snow, 78, former lead presenter of Channel 4 News, reveals his Alzheimer's diagnosis in a new documentary, navigating prejudice and raising awareness alongside his wife Precious Lunga.
YouTuber Jesse Ridgway shared an emotional update about his family's decision to terminate a pregnancy after their unborn baby was diagnosed with Down syndrome. He detailed the challenges and health concerns that led to the difficult choice, thanking fans for their support.
Producer Dominique Farrugia revealed on "Le Figaro La Nuit" that he was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1989. He initially kept his diagnosis private and lived in denial, but his perspective changed after starting a family and a doctor's intervention regarding his weight.
A late ADHD diagnosis can bring significant relief and change, allowing adults to reframe their lifelong symptoms. Experts discuss challenges in adult diagnosis, subtle manifestations, and the positive impact of treatment on quality of life.
Bio firm Exopia and a Japanese research team have developed a blood-based technology to simultaneously screen for five major cancers, including pancreatic, lung, breast, liver, and colon cancer, with an accuracy of about 94%.
The Robert Koch Institute (RKI) reports that 41% of adults in Germany, approximately 25 million people, have a current mental health diagnosis. Only a fraction, 2-3 million, are receiving outpatient psychotherapy, though this number is growing. Experts note that early intervention saves society money in the long run.
