Almost 14,000 people are diagnosed with the cancer in the UK every year but it is often without symptoms and only found when ...

A MUM and daughter have been diagnosed with thyroid cancer months apart after medics first dismissed their symptoms as ...

Head and neck cancers affect the mouth, throat, larynx, and more, with early detection being crucial for better survival ...

The most common way in which HPV head and neck cancers are found is from it spreading into the lymph nodes in the neck. The story that is often heard is, "I was shaving, and I felt a lump in my neck." ...

A mother has claimed doctors warned her that lumps in her neck could be parasitic worms from her two adopted 'street cats' - ...

Mum and daughter Jessica, 31, and Sarah, 53, both developed symptoms and were both eventually diagnosed with the same cancer ...

Head and neck cancer of unknown primary site. This type of cancer usually presents as a lump in the neck, which is a sign that the cancer has spread to one or several of the lymph nodes in the neck.

Cancer of unknown primary origin presents as a lump in the neck, but the origin of the cancer where tumor metastasis (spread to neck) occurred, is not readily apparent because there are no symptoms ...

Risk factors include a family history of this cancer, radiation exposure, and low dietary iodine. Thyroid cancer may be detected incidentally with imaging studies done for another indication, or it ...