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Maine Man Beats Stage 4 Stomach Cancer, Fights for Screening
Community Heroes2h ago

Maine Man Beats Stage 4 Stomach Cancer, Fights for Screening

Andrew Goodspeed survived stage 4 stomach cancer that had spread to 90% of his bones. Now he's pushing Congress to pass early detection guidelines that could save thousands of lives.

Google News - Cancer Survivor3 min read
England Approves New Stomach Cancer Treatment in 17 Days
Health & WellnessMay 19

England Approves New Stomach Cancer Treatment in 17 Days

A new immunotherapy that helps the immune system fight stomach cancer is now available in England after a record-fast approval. More than 1,500 people each year could benefit from the treatment that significantly improves survival rates.

Google News - New Treatment2 min read
NHS Approves First Major Stomach Cancer Advance in a Decade
Health & WellnessMay 16

NHS Approves First Major Stomach Cancer Advance in a Decade

A new immunotherapy drug for aggressive stomach cancer just got the green light from the NHS, marking the first major treatment breakthrough in nearly ten years. About 1,500 people a year in the UK will now have access to a therapy that extends survival and reduces cancer recurrence.

Google: new treatment approved2 min read
NHS Approves First Major Stomach Cancer Drug in a Decade
Health & WellnessMay 15

NHS Approves First Major Stomach Cancer Drug in a Decade

Around 1,500 people with stomach cancer will gain access to a groundbreaking immunotherapy treatment that extends survival and reduces recurrence. It's the first major advance in stomach cancer care in nearly ten years.

Google: new treatment approved2 min read
New Hope for Families Fighting Rare Stomach Cancer
Community HeroesApr 28

New Hope for Families Fighting Rare Stomach Cancer

A Māori woman's family tree investigation led to a breakthrough discovery about hereditary stomach cancer, offering life-saving options to families worldwide. Genetic testing now helps people catch this rare cancer before it starts.

Google News - Health2 min read
Heartburn Meds Don't Raise Cancer Risk, 26-Year Study Finds
Health & WellnessJan 22

Heartburn Meds Don't Raise Cancer Risk, 26-Year Study Finds

Millions who take daily heartburn medication can breathe easier after a massive 26-year study across five countries found no link between long-term use and stomach cancer. The research finally puts to rest decades of anxiety for patients who depend on these drugs.

Medical Xpress2 min read