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Screening is vital.

There are cancers which can be cured. I personally know a couple of breast cancer survivors and a bowel cancer survivor. The key is catching it early at stage 1. My neighbour is five years clear of non Hodgkin’s lymphoma. About 67% of cancer survivors have survived 5 or more years after...

Indeed. I can empathise with losing a sibling. My half brother was just 21, fell ill over Christmas with what was thought to be flu, collapsed on NYE, and died on January 10th 1980, aged 21. The diagnosis was encephalitis, but a post mortem revealed a brain tumour. He had no idea, nor did any of...

The statement on his health has already said the cancer has been found at an early stage and is treatable. It certainly isn’t terminal, at present.

That’s why I made the point about King George VI dying at 52, and looked up Princess Margaret who died at 71. of course, they both smoked but all the money and top doctors couldn’t allow them to live longer.

1 in 2 people will be diagnosed with cancer. About 67% of cancer survivors have survived 5 or more years after diagnosis. About 18% of cancer survivors have survived 20 or more years after diagnosis. 64% of survivors are age 65 or older.

I know two people who knew but refused to admit it to themselves so wouldn’t go to the doctors. Their fear killed them.

That isn’t his fault. Rich man has private health care could apply to millions. It didn’t save his grandfather who died aged 52. It’s the government who use taxes for good like funding the NHS or profiteering.