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  Almost a tenth of adults think coffee causes cancer

  16 Dec 2013: Charity finds a tenth of adults think coffee causes cancer and aids weight loss, but there is no evidence for either assumption

• Almost 10,000 children in UK have cancer, new figures suggest

  13 Dec 2013: More boys than girls have disease, says data from Macmillan Cancer Support and National Cancer Intelligence Network

• Cancer trial drug eliminates advanced leukaemia in 23% of patients

  11 Dec 2013: Melbourne-led study has ‘incredibly encouraging’ results for people who have run out of treatment options

• Test could help prevent unnecessary breast cancer treatment, say scientists

  3 Dec 2013:

  Women with early stages of breast cancer may no longer face treatment without knowing whether it will become life-threatening

• What better time than Movember to raise awareness of prostate cancer?

  Sponsored feature, 13 Nov 2013:

  Sir Stephen Bubb talks about his experience of prostate cancer and argues that more research is needed

• How honey bees may one day help detect signs of cancers

  12 Nov 2013:

  Honey bees have a powerful sense of smell and can be trained to detect symptoms of disease on human breath

• Breast cancer researchers identify genetic 'switch'

  12 Nov 2013:

  Australian scientists have discovered a gene fragment that could provide a clearer prognosis for patients

• Should we fear DNA testing?

  3 Nov 2013:

  Emma G Keller: DNA sequencing is here to stay. The implications for global health are mind-blowing, yet many worry about privacy concerns

• Prostate cancer deaths fall by a fifth in 20 years, says Cancer Research UK

  1 Nov 2013: Prostate cancer is second most common cause of cancer death among men, but progress has been made in treatment

• 'My diagnosis hit me in the face': readers on living with breast cancer

  24 Oct 2013:

  The rosy glow of 'Pinktober' is everywhere this month, so we asked Guardian readers how cancer has changed their lives

• Scientists discover DNA body clock

  21 Oct 2013: Newly discovered mechanism could help researchers understand ageing process and lead to ways of slowing it down

• Are Republicans anti-science? In this case, yes

  18 Oct 2013:

  Richard Schiffman: The government shutdown forced by the GOP cost not only $24bn but incalculable damage to scientific research

• Beyond Malala: six teenagers changing the world

  18 Oct 2013:

  Malala Yousafzai, who met the Queen on Friday, has received plenty of plaudits for her campaigning, but the Pakistani schoolgirl is not the only teenager trying to make the world a better place. Guardian staff have come up with a list of six others but who have we left out? Add your suggestion to the thread

• NFL questioned over profits from pink merchandise sold to aid cancer research

  17 Oct 2013:

  ESPN reports percentage of profits from 'A Crucial Catch' campaign kept by league as fundraising month goes on

• Air pollution can cause cancer, says World Health Organisation

  17 Oct 2013: Pollutants from traffic and industrial fumes are linked to lung and bladder cancer, finds team charged with monitoring risks

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