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Colorectal cancer projected to rise

Editors Pick Josue Ramirez Nelson Josue Ramirez Nelson -
Colorectal cancer may soon become the most common cancer in Barbados, says president of the Barbados Cancer Society (BCS) Professor R. David Rosin. With 230...

Doctors make prostate cancer breakthrough

Editors Pick Sherrylyn Clarke Sherrylyn Clarke -
Medical practitioners in Barbados believe they have made a major breakthrough in the early detection of prostate cancer, the most common on the island,...

School donates to Cancer Society programme

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The graduating class at the People’s Cathedral Primary School donated $1 000 to the Barbados Cancer Society’s Breast Screening programe on Monday. During the presentation...

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