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AI-driven cancer treatment for dog Rosie highlights regulatory hurdles in Australia

An Australian dog named Rosie received an AI-assisted mRNA vaccine that significantly shrunk her tumors, extending her life. Scientists at UNSW used AI to process genetic data, fast-tracking treatment design from years to months. However, outdated regulatory frameworks in Australia are seen as a major obstacle to adopting such AI-driven precision medicine for humans.

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AI-driven cancer treatment in dogs highlights regulatory hurdles for Australian medicine

A dog named Rosie's cancer treatment, aided by AI, has demonstrated the potential of personalized medicine. However, outdated regulations in Australia are hindering the adoption of such advanced AI-driven therapies for both humans and animals.

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AI-powered cancer treatment for dog Rosie highlights Australia's regulatory hurdles

An Australian dog named Rosie received a life-extending cancer treatment developed with AI, but scientists warn outdated regulations are hindering Australia's potential to lead in AI-driven precision medicine.

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NGS Test: Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment in India with Free Access for Patients

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NGS Test: Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment in India with Free Access for Patients

A gene-based Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) test, crucial for personalized cancer treatment, is being made free for lung cancer patients in India through the LuNGS Alliance. This initiative aims to make advanced medical breakthroughs accessible and affordable, with over 6,600 patients already benefiting.

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Richard Scolyer: Pathologist's Determination in Cancer Fight and Research

Professor Richard Scolyer, a renowned pathologist, died of brain cancer after documenting his fight and becoming 'patient zero' in a radical treatment. He also completed a challenging bike ride and inspired many with his determination and openness.

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Richard Scolyer: The Driven Pathologist Who Became 'Patient Zero' in Brain Cancer Research

Professor Richard Scolyer, a renowned pathologist, documented his battle with glioblastoma and became 'patient zero' in a radical immunotherapy trial. Despite his diagnosis, he pursued ambitious goals, including a 100km daily bike ride and completing 280 parkruns, inspiring many with his determination and openness.

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Chinese researchers' findings influencing global urological cancer treatment, says expert

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Chinese researchers' findings influencing global urological cancer treatment, says expert

Chinese urological cancer experts are now influencing global treatment models, according to Professor Ye Dingwei. At the 2026 ASCO annual meeting, five studies from China were presented, with Ye's team from Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center contributing three oral presentations on bladder and prostate cancer. Their research focuses on optimizing perioperative strategies, first-line treatments for advanced cancers, and salvage therapies for drug-resistant cases, marking a shift from surgical platforms to comprehensive treatment and original research.

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Cargo Dragon spacecraft to undock from ISS on June 16

SpaceX's Cargo Dragon spacecraft is scheduled to undock from the International Space Station (ISS) on June 16 at approximately 4:05 p.m. GMT. It will return to Earth carrying experiment results, including cartilage tissue samples and materials for cancer research, splashing down off the coast of California on June 17.

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Filmmaker's Encounter with Ukrainian Refugee in Moldova

An Australian filmmaker on assignment in Moldova meets Tatiana, a Ukrainian refugee who recounts harrowing experiences during the Russian invasion and her current battle with cancer. She plans to return to Ukraine for treatment, aided by a former soldier turned driver.

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Kate hugs mum ringing 'end of cancer treatment' bell

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Kate hugs mum ringing 'end of cancer treatment' bell

The Princess of Wales visited The Christie hospital in Manchester to see its holistic cancer care. She congratulated Claire Lorente, 30, on completing chemotherapy and ringing the 'end of treatment' bell, praising her bravery and acknowledging the toll on families.

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New Cancer Treatment Shows Promise in Reducing Skin Cancer Recurrence

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New Cancer Treatment Shows Promise in Reducing Skin Cancer Recurrence

A new mRNA-based vaccine combined with immunotherapy has shown a 49% reduction in the risk of skin cancer recurrence or death in patients with stage III/IV melanoma. The treatment, a collaboration between Merck and Moderna, analyzes tumor mutations to train the immune system.

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Sir Kenny Dalglish reveals he is undergoing cancer treatment

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Sir Kenny Dalglish reveals he is undergoing cancer treatment

Liverpool legend Sir Kenny Dalglish, 75, has revealed he is undergoing cancer treatment. He confirmed the diagnosis on Tuesday after an inadvertent social media post, and has requested privacy for himself and his family.

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Sir Kenny Dalglish Undergoing Cancer Treatment

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Sir Kenny Dalglish Undergoing Cancer Treatment

Football legend Sir Kenny Dalglish, 75, is undergoing cancer treatment. He confirmed the diagnosis after an inadvertent social media post, requesting privacy for himself and his family while praising medical staff.

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Sir Kenny Dalglish undergoing cancer treatment

Football legend Sir Kenny Dalglish, 75, confirmed he is undergoing cancer treatment after an inadvertent social media post. He requested privacy for himself and his family, praising the medical staff.

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Egypt: Official request to increase prices of 150 drugs, mostly cancer treatments

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Egypt: Official request to increase prices of 150 drugs, mostly cancer treatments

Egypt's health authority warns against using "Acriptega" (50mg/300mg/300mg), batch 3182251, as it's unregistered and illegally circulated. The authority also received an official request to raise prices for 150 drugs, mainly cancer medications.

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New Cancer Treatment Shows Unprecedented Results in Clinical Trials

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New Cancer Treatment Shows Unprecedented Results in Clinical Trials

A new treatment called amivantamab, developed by Johnson & Johnson, has shown unprecedented results in patients with head and neck cancer who did not respond to chemotherapy and immunotherapy. In a study involving 102 patients across 11 countries, tumors completely disappeared in 15 patients, and shrank in 43 others.

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SpaceX Flight Carries Hi-Tech Box to ISS for Cancer Drug Crystal Growth

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SpaceX Flight Carries Hi-Tech Box to ISS for Cancer Drug Crystal Growth

UK startup BioOrbit launched its Box-E unit on a SpaceX flight to the ISS on May 15 to grow ultra-pure protein crystals in microgravity. This technology aims to create self-injectable cancer drugs, potentially saving healthcare systems billions and reducing hospital visits.

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GLP-1 drugs may improve cancer treatment outcomes, study suggests

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GLP-1 drugs may improve cancer treatment outcomes, study suggests

Four new studies suggest GLP-1 drugs like Wegovy and Mounjaro may improve cancer treatment outcomes. Research indicates lower rates of cancer metastasis and improved survival rates in patients taking these medications.

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81-Year-Old Twitch Streamer Swatted During Minecraft Fundraiser for Grandson's Cancer Treatment

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81-Year-Old Twitch Streamer Swatted During Minecraft Fundraiser for Grandson's Cancer Treatment

81-year-old Twitch streamer Sue Jacquot, known as GrammaCrackers, was swatted during a 15-day Minecraft livestream fundraiser for her grandson's cancer treatment. Police responded to a fake emergency call, but Jacquot remained positive, even finding the experience "kinda fun."

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Reed Jobs' Venture Yosemite Seeks UK Investment for Cancer Treatments

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Reed Jobs' Venture Yosemite Seeks UK Investment for Cancer Treatments

Reed Jobs' venture capital fund, Yosemite, managing over $1bn, is seeking UK investment for oncology startups. Inspired by his father Steve Jobs' death, the fund focuses on gene therapy, cancer vaccines, and AI to make cancer treatable.

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Princess of Wales visits Italy following cancer treatment

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Princess of Wales visits Italy following cancer treatment

The Princess of Wales made her return to overseas visits in Italy, marking a significant step in her public duties following her recent cancer treatment.

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Princess of Wales Receives Warm Welcome in Italy on First Overseas Visit Post-Cancer Treatment

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Princess of Wales Receives Warm Welcome in Italy on First Overseas Visit Post-Cancer Treatment

The Princess of Wales, Catherine, received a enthusiastic welcome in Reggio Emilia, Italy, on her first overseas visit since her cancer treatment, focusing on early years education, a cause she's committed to championing.

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5/11/2026

'Crying all the time': University academic got through cancer treatment but not her teaching workload

The University of Newcastle has been found to be worst in class when it comes to staff wellbeing, now an academic with terminal cancer is speaking out about it because others fear they cannot.

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5/11/2026

'Crying all the time': Trisha got through cancer treatment but not her teaching workload

The University of Newcastle has been found to be worst in class when it comes to staff wellbeing, now an academic with terminal cancer is speaking out about it because others fear they cannot.

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