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PreciseDx to Collaborate with the Champalimaud Foundation to Enhance Current Approaches of Breast Cancer Risk Assessment - Vimarsana News

PreciseDx to Collaborate with the Champalimaud Foundation to Enhance Current Approaches of Breast Cancer Risk Assessment

/PRNewswire/ -- PreciseDx, a leading AI company leveraging the analysis of morphology features from histology slides to provide more precise patient-specific...

Former cancer patient raises more than £6k for Stars Appeal - Vimarsana News

Former cancer patient raises more than £6k for Stars Appeal

A former cancer patient has marked the 10th anniversary of completing her treatment with a 200-mile walking challenge for Salisbury District…

The Max Foundation Announces Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration to Improve Outcomes for People Living with Advanced Breast Cancer in Low-Resource Countries - Vimarsana News

The Max Foundation Announces Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration to Improve Outcomes for People Living with Advanced Breast Cancer in Low-Resource Countries

Seattle, WA (PRWEB) October 27, 2022 -- The Max Foundation Announces Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration to Improve Outcomes for People Living with Advanced

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Fund-raisers hold ball to raise over £30,000 for breast cancer charity - Vimarsana News

Fund-raisers hold ball to raise over £30,000 for breast cancer charity

WBUH, the only breast cancer charity in Worcestershire, welcomed almost 300 guests to its Perfectly Pink Ball at The Bank House in Worcester.

I Am Not Fine: The Heavy Toll Cancer Takes - Vimarsana News

I Am Not Fine: The Heavy Toll Cancer Takes

Everyone — patients, caregivers, nurses, doctors — is affected by the burden of cancer, no matter the side of the fence they're on.