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Alexis Kougias: His condition is very critical, says his son

He underwent chemotherapy and continued to go to court, saying "you know you will die but you have to live beautifully"

Linda Evangelista opens up about the first time she showed her mastectomy scars to her Friends: “They made me feel beautiful”

Linda Evangelista learned a lot about her friendships through her battle with breast cancer

Fewer cancer diagnoses, higher mortality in Greece – The paradox explained

The cancer data in Greece: A paradoxical trend

Dionysis Savvopoulos: The brave confession about his battle with cancer

“I Pushed Aside the Shadow of Illness,” he writes poignantly in his autobiography, which has just been published, delivering a powerful message of hope to those fighting the disease

FDA bans red dye used in food – Linked to cancer in animals

This pigment is present in nearly 3,000 food products marketed in the US

US chief medical officer calls for cancer risk warning to be put on alcoholic drinks – sees link to 7 types

According to Vivek Murthy, drinking alcohol increases the risk of at least seven types of cancer, including breast, colon and liver

The new drugs coming in 2025 for obesity, alzheimer’s, cancer, and chronic pain

The small miracles that 2024 brought to our lives lay the groundwork for new revolutionary treatments that are being prepared and expected to launch in 2025, optimizing diagnosis, therapy, and patients’ quality of life

Russia claims to have created a vaccine against most types of cancer

The vaccine has given very encouraging results in its first patient trials and the Russian Ministry of Health has given the green light for mass production - It will be administered to Russian citizens for free

Nikos Sarganis: The veteran goalkeeper died

At the age of 70, one of the top goalkeepers in the history of Greek football lost his battle with cancer

424 Military Hospital: He was told after 8 months that he has cancer – New complaint

The 65-year-old retired Colonel Stavros Sakellaropoulos had third degree cancer - "Its by mere luck that I am alive"

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