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Renowned British boxing trainer Joe Gallagher has been battling stage four bowel and liver cancer since his diagnosis last November. The 56-year-old, who has led numerous fighters to glory including Natasha Jonas and Anthony Crolla, has since started chemotherapy treatments.
Lung cancer patient Duncan Edmonstone is urging people living in Greater Manchester to take up a brand new and free online check.
A vomiting nursery worker claims doctors thought she'd caught a sickness bug from snotty kids - but it turned out she was only '12 hours from death'. Chloe Wakelin, 26, says she visited her GP weekly for two months to complain of persistent tummy ache, tiredness and low appetite.
A new study has revealed that overuse of high-potency cannabis could be linked to a "concerning" rise in cases of schizophrenia in Canada after legalisation of the drug.
DURBAN, South Africa : South Africa’s star forward Eben Etzebeth has suffered a return of concussion symptoms and been sent to specialists, ruling him out of action for the immediate future, his club the Sharks said.
Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway comforted a guest on Friday's show as they discussing their devastating diagnosis that took 17 months.
As EastEnders prepares for its monumental 40th anniversary, viewers can expect a surge of drama in the upcoming episodes. Phil Mitchell, portrayed by Steve McFadden, continues to grapple with depression, which escalates into symptoms of psychosis and hallucinations that transport him back to his childhood home.
A mum-of-two believes she is "lucky to be alive" after seemingly harmless symptoms led to the diagnosis of a fatal disease. Nurse Rachel Edge, from Bolton, was informed that she could have lost her life "within 18 months" if her illness had not been treated in time.