'Tipping point' in battle against cancer
The fight against cancer has reached a 'tipping point' with over half of patients now surviving at least 10 years, according to a major new study.
Cancer Research chief hails 'enormous progress'
The "enormous progress" in cancer treatment means the disease is no longer considered a "death sentence", the chief executive of Cancer Research UK has told ITV News.
Harpal Kumar also urged people with symptoms to go and see their doctor as "more often than not" there will be effective treatment available.
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