Football coach Sven-Goran Eriksson says he has cancer and might have less than a year to live
Swedish football coach Sven-Goran Eriksson says he has cancer and might have less than a year to live.
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Sven-Goran Eriksson 'has at best a year to live' as he confirms cancer diagnosis
Sven-Goran Eriksson has confirmed he has been diagnosed with cancer after announcing he was stepping back from football in 2023 to "focus on my health and family".The 75 year old football manager, who managed England men's team from 2001 until 2006, shared the sad news on Thursday, 11 January in an interview on Sweden's P1 radio station, revealing he has "at best a year to live". "Everyone understands that I have an illness that is not good. Everyone guesses it's cancer and it is.
Pfizer completes purchase of cancer-focused Seagen
NEW YORK, United States — Pfizer said Thursday it completed a $43 billion takeover of cancer-focused biotech company Seagen that the pharma giant said would enable it to double its oncology platform.
Press Release - Bong Go lauds establishment of first dedicated cancer hospital in the Philippines; calls on gov't to provide support and assistance to indigent cancer patients
Senator Christopher "Bong" Go lauded the establishment of the Healthway Cancer Care Hospital (HCCH), the Philippines' first dedicated cancer care facility. The hospital, inaugurated by President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr., in Arca South, Taguig City on Friday, November 24, stands as a testament to collaborative efforts in improving health services.
Press Release - Bong Go champions community healthcare development through the construction of Sorsogon Cancer Treatment Center and renovation of Sorsogon Provincial Hospital
Senator Christopher "Bong" Go, on Friday, November 24, inspected the Sorsogon Cancer Treatment Center and the newly renovated Sorsogon Provincial Hospital in Sorsogon City, projects he supported in his capacity as chairperson of the Senate Committee on Health and vice chairperson of the Senate Committee on Finance.
Marcos opens PH's 1st cancer hospital
PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday urged the public to avail of the services and programs for cancer care, prevention and treatment as he inaugurated the Healthway Cancer Care Hospital (HCCH), the country's first-ever facility dedicated to cancer care.
PH's first cancer-centered hospital opens
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, November 24) — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday led the inauguration of the Healthway Cancer Care Hospital (HCCH) in Taguig, the first cancer-centered facility in the country.
Advocating for cancer survivorship: Conversations close to the heart (Part 2)
Cancer is a formidable adversary, one that affects countless lives worldwide, and the Philippines is no exception. In our previous column, we underscored the critical importance of advocating for cancer survivorship, particularly in a country where a staggering 27,000 new cases are reported each year.