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Sam Kerr and Kristie Mewis announce birth of baby boy
Manchester United fan Luke Littler mocks baying Leeds fans in darts win
Dewsbury-Hall sees off Djurgården as Chelsea reach Conference League final
Dominic Solanke silences Bodø and books Tottenham’s ticket to Bilbao
Australia news live: Anthony Albanese to address new caucus where women outnumber men; Liberals set date to pick leader
Improved screening and treatment means fewer middle-aged people dying of disease despite rise in cases
More middle-aged people are getting cancer but fewer of them are dying from it thanks to improved detection and better treatment, research has found.
The findings are “positive and reassuring” for those aged 35 to 69, according to cancer experts quoted in the British Medical Journal, which published the paper.
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