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Man whose eye was ‘protruding from head’ says he visited hospitals nine times before cancer diagnosis

A 24-year-old who thought his eye might “fall out of (his) head” as it was “protruding” said he visited hospitals nine times before being told he had a rare cancerous tumour on his optic nerve. Farid Oladapo, a sports teaching assistant who lives in ...

03 Apr 2024 at 06:30

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Woman, 25, whose back pain was misdiagnosed as sciatica dies 10 months after ‘grapefruit-sized’ tumour found in pelvis

An athletic 25-year-old whose back pain was misdiagnosed as sciatica died from bone cancer less than a year after a “grapefruit-sized” tumour was found in her pelvis. Kate Drummond was “fit and healthy” when in 2020 she began to experience bad back ...

21 Apr 2025 at 00:01

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Shock cancer diagnosis for teenager after lump in cheek grew to size of a ‘tennis ball’ six weeks after dentist check-up

A 13-year-old schoolgirl initially sent home with antibiotics by a dentist when a pea-sized lump appeared in her cheek watched in shock as the mass grew to the size of a “tennis ball” in six weeks and resulted in a rare cancer diagnosis. Gaby ...

08 Apr 2024 at 06:30

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