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Only 1 PER CENT of Brits know deadly cancer symptoms, take this quiz to see if YOU know the signs

Data released by The Less Survivable Cancers Taskforce shows that awareness of the symptoms of some of the deadliest cancers is dangerously low across the UK.

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Floating poo, hearing voices and excessive sweating: Six of the strangest cancer symptoms REVEALED

It is not just a cough and lumps and bumps that you need to watch out for. Floating poo, hearing voices and excessive sweating can also be signs of cancer.

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The best exercises to do to live longer

Adding years to your lifespan is not merely about keeping fit – it’s the type of exertion that counts

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Climate change causing skin cancer spike UK doctors

Higher summer temperatures will increase the rate of melanomas and other deadly cancers, experts warn Hotter summer temperatures could lea

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Hotter summers to fuel increase in skin cancers, doctors warn

Higher summer temperatures caused by climate crisis will lead to more cases of melanoma, say medics

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