Browsing: Health

In July 2021, I was diagnosed with stage-3 breast cancer and told that it had spread to my lymph nodes.

‘My immediate reaction was terror.’

‘As someone with ADHD, sorting all of this out myself has been a nightmare.’

Scientists excited by AI tool that grades severity of rare cancer BBC News says Artificial intelligence is nearly twice as good at grading the aggressiveness…

‘We will never be able give her back what she deserves.’

Joan Lesley Clarke maintained she had terminal ovarian cancer for more than three years.

I am still overwhelmed by fear.

‘Looks like a wholesome hot mess to me.’

Nickie would yawn up to 100 times a day.

Sofia Gardella was just two years old when her family learned of her potentially fatal condition.

NHS pay: Health staff to begin legal fight over Covid bonus NHS staff are beginning their legal fight after some health workers were excluded from…

Early diagnosis is vital in beating the disease, but many cancer symptoms aren’t well known

In today’s MetroTalk readers talk covid measures or lack of them, greedy bankers, why we need ticket offices and why cars are here to stay.

The results could chance cancer treatment forever.

‘I was really, really going through it.’

Out of fear, I kept my discovery to myself. Months later, my husband told me he thought from my silence that I was having doubts about marrying him. 

‘Take a moment to look after yourself in the way that you might take time to look after other aspects of your life or look after other people.’ 

‘You just can’t really believe something like this can happen, and still to this day I’ve not had an explanation as to how and why it happened.’

In today’s MetroTalk readers share their views on public transport – the safety concerns, the lack of buses, and the controversial decision to restrict TfL over-60s bus passes to 9am.

The ad highlights how the stigma is more harmful than HIV itself.

‘I could barely stand and everything just became a bit of a blur.’

I needed three operations, and doctors managed to save a quarter of my bowel.

There is some science to back up claims.

One in five workers who have undergone fertility treatment quit their job because of the way they were treated.

Prediabetes indicates that blood glucose levels are higher than usual.