A reader’s grandfather died of lung cancer in the 1980s. Decades later, his father suffered the same disease. Their story is a call to recognise symptoms, seek medical help and turn cancer awareness into action.

After losing his wife in a road accident, one father devoted his life to raising his daughter Raphaella. Years later, leukemia changed everything, leaving him to confront another devastating loss.

She wore heavy silver bangles and called herself a gangster. But beneath the jewellery, a purple patch on her leg was hiding a devastating diagnosis.

A seemingly harmless white reflection in a child's photograph became the warning sign that led doctors to diagnose retinoblastoma.

Fertility preservation can help some cancer patients protect future reproductive options before treatment.

Gogo Brown had stopped her routine check-ups when she noticed blood coming from her nipple. Within two months, she had received a cancer diagnosis and undergone a mastectomy.

The UK assisted dying Bill returns to Parliament in September, prompting questions about palliative care and the potential implications for Zimbabweans working in Britain's care sector.

HARARE — The Zimbabwean government has commissioned new state-of-the-art cancer treatment and diagnostic equipment at the Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals, funded through revenue generated from the country's Sugar Content Tax.