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Young mum with deadly bowel cancer shares horror symptoms to raise awareness

A young mum fighting stage four bowel cancer has begged Australians to get regular check ups as the disease becomes the number one killer of adults between the ages of 25 and 44.

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Rectal tumours disappear in experimental cancer drug trial, but too early to call it a cure - 10-Jun-2022

An experimental drug cleared tumours from a dozen people with a specific type of rectal cancer, but experts say there's loads more work to be done.

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Tanya s routine procedure was put off for more than two years during COVID Then, doctors found a tumour

Tanya s Hartman, who lives in Portland on the southwest coast of Victoria, initially got her referral for t.

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Canberra mum calls for bowel cancer screening age to be lowered after terminal diagnosis

Canberra mum calls for bowel cancer screening age to be lowered after terminal diagnosis
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