Clare was first diagnosed with base of tongue cancer in 2016 after finding a lump 'the size of a frozen pea' on her neck. She went to the doctors in December 2015 and was referred for further tests, ...

A BBC presenter has urged people not to ignore cancer symptoms after finding a lump weeks after his 50th birthday. TV journalist David Cowan says deciding to get a GP to check him out saved his life.

BBC Scotland Reporter, David Cowan, has opened up on his experience with mouth cancer after finding a lump in his neck led to his diagnosis and successful treatment. Did you know with a Digital ...

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Consumers are increasingly fixating on their scalps, turning to head spas, pricey treatments and products to combat thin hair and irritation. Scalp-focused treatments are a trending topic online for ...

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Tea tree oil may help reduce dandruff, calm scalp itch, and support hair growth. However, overuse can cause dryness and irritation or strip your hair's natural oils, making your hair more prone to ...

Chemotherapy-induced alopecia, or CIA, is one of the most common and distressing side effects of cancer treatment, affecting some 65% of patients. Scalp cooling is a treatment helping with hair loss. ...

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8 out of 10 breast lumps are non-cancerous (benign). The first thought many people have when they feel a lump in their breast is breast cancer. But 8 out of 10 breast lumps are non-cancerous (benign).