Cutting-edge cancer care on horizon after planning application for Maggie’s Centre at The Christie
A new planning application has been submitted for the proposed Lord Foster-designed Maggie’s Centre at The Christie.
Manchester United’s mug shot: Team get behind ‘Cuppa for The Christie’ initiative for teen cancer patients
Manchester United are supporting a charity initiative to raise money for a new gym at The Christie.
Brains behind Manchester charity Boot Out Breast Cancer hosts glitzy fundraiser for life-saving equipment
The charity, set up by Debbie Dowie, a cancer survivor and wife of retired footballer Iain Dowie, hopes to raise in excess of £100,000 at next month’s Bollywood Ball.
Reach for the skies! Oldham great grandfather jumps out of plane from 15,000 feet… to celebrate 85th birthday
Ken Partridge took the plunge in aid of Cancer Research UK
Doctor doctor: Meet the Manchester husband and wife leading the fight for a cervical cancer cure
Doctors Ian and Lynne Hampson proving a winning combination at home and in the lab
Cervical cancer treatment breakthrough using anti-HIV drugs discovered at Manchester University
Breakthrough treatment was applied to Kenyan woman Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi
‘A crushing feeling in my heart’: Brother of Oldham cancer victim, 22, describes pain of losing brave sister
Rebekah Kirby’s devastated brother Samuel had been desperately trying to raise money to pay for a flight home from New Zealand
Brother of Oldham cancer victim flies home to bury sister – when he should have been celebrating her wedding
Rebekah Kirby, 22, of Oldham, died of stomach and lung cancer on Monday night, having only been diagnosed on December 20
Rochdale cancer survivor brands controversial ‘I wish I had cervical cancer’ campaign as SICKENING
Becky Sherry claims adverts are ‘despicable’
‘Smear tests take seconds, cancer is forever’: Rochdale mum reveals harrowing cervical cancer journey
Cervical Cancer Prevention Week 2014 is January 19-25
Beauty before health: ‘Vain’ smokers are more likely to quit because of their looks rather than cancer, study reveals
Survey reveals more care about skin and teeth than lungs