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Last modified on Wed 5 May 2021 18.40 EDT The number of people being diagnosed with cancer early in England has plummeted during the Covid pandemic, sparking fears that many will only be treated when it is too late to save them. Official figures show a third fewer cancers were detected at stage one, when the chances of survival are highest, in the early months of the pandemic than during the same months a year before. Cancer experts fear that the figures, which have been collected by Public Health England’s National Cancer Registration and Analysis Service, mean thousands of people have the...

Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industry Dogged pursuit Kay Cashman Petroleum News Recent releases of information from Pantheon Resources plc offered encouraging results on the Talitha A exploration/appraisal well drilled by affiliate Great Bear Pantheon on Alaska’s central North Slope, despite the fact well testing was interrupted by operational challenges resulting in the well being suspended until next winter when testing can be completed. Reaching a total depth of 10,456 feet, the well encountered five stacked oil-bearing reservoir zones over a 3,700-foot i...

  Pantheon Resources plc ("Pantheon" or the "Company"), the AIM-quoted oil and gas exploration Company with a 100% working interest in projects spanning c.160,000 acres covered by 3D seismic and advantageously located adjacent to transportation and pipeline infrastructure on the Alaska North Slope, provides the following update following the conclusion of operations at the Talitha #A well: Talitha #A well - conclusion of operations and overview   Operations at the Talitha #A well have concluded with the well suspended for future testing operations. The well ...

Pantheon Resources has provided an update following the conclusion of operations at the Talitha-A well, North Slope of Alaska. Operations at the Talitha-A well have concluded with the well suspended for future testing operations.

Experts warned the 'lost' referrals could lead to thousands of delayed diagnoses and avoidable deaths.  NHS England data shows the number of patients urgently referred for the cancer fell by 28 per cent between April 2020 and January of this year - about 52,000 fewer. The charity Prostate Cancer UK estimates at least 8,600 fewer men started treatment for prostate cancer in that time, down around a third on 2019.  It said the drop in referrals is largely attributed to fewer men seeing their GP during this time. Urgent cancer referrals are made when family doctors strongly suspect a patient...