Iran becomes the third country in the world to indigenize production of the anticancer drug known as ibrutinib.

In this episode, we will see how nuclear technology helps the world of medicine.

Walid Daqqa is a Palestinian prisoner currently languishing under inhumane conditions in an Israeli jail despite suffering from cancer.

At least 700 sick Palestinian inmates are in Israeli jails, and 160 of them are in critical condition, according to a prisoners' advocacy group.

Cancer-stricken Palestinian prisoner Walid Daqqa has been moved to a hospital in the 1948-occupied territories because of his worsening health condition.

Indian doctors voice their keenness to use Iranian designed and manufactured Cancer Diagnostic Probe in 10 hospitals.

Cancer-stricken Palestinian prisoner Nasser Abu Hmaid dies because of medical complications caused by deliberate medical negligence in Israeli detention.

Women from deprived backgrounds in the United Kingdom are at higher risk of dying from cancer compared to their counterparts in other European countries and better-off women in Britain, a new WHO study finds.

Cancer-stricken Palestinian inmate could die "any moment," Palestinian officials say.

Black and Asian people in England have to wait longer than White people for a cancer diagnosis, with some forced to wait an extra six weeks, a new damning report has revealed.