Stomach Cancer
Coverage of Stomach Cancer in the Nexus archive.
- ‘As the World Turns’ star Scott Bryce dead at 68
Scott Bryce, a star of 'As the World Turns,' died at 68. He was diagnosed with Stage 3 esophageal and stomach cancer in 2025.
- Bryan Johnson’s chronic disease is notoriously difficult to diagnose
Longevity entrepreneur Bryan Johnson has been diagnosed with autoimmune gastritis, a chronic condition where the body's antibodies attack stomach cells, impairing iron absorption. The disease increases the risk of stomach cancer and can lead to vitamin B12 deficiencies causing anemia and neurological issues.
- Terrifying stomach cancer explosion sweeps the US: After fitness influencer's shock death, experts reveal subtle early signs that are too often ignored... and lifestyle tweaks that can PREVENT it
A surge in stomach cancer cases is reported in the US following the unexpected death of a fitness influencer. Experts highlight overlooked early symptoms and lifestyle changes that may prevent the disease.
- One extra serving of processed meat a day linked to higher cancer risk
A European study found that consuming one extra slice of ham per day is associated with a 9% higher risk of stomach cancer. The study links an additional serving of processed meat daily to increased cancer risk.
- One extra serving of processed meat a day linked to higher cancer risk
A study by the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC) found that eating an additional 30 grams of processed meat daily increases the risk of stomach cancer by 9% and esophageal adenocarcinoma by 13%. The study tracked 450,112 people across Europe for 14 years, revealing gender-specific differences in cancer risk linked to processed meat and white meat consumption.
- My life was wrecked by heartburn and I was in agony for 18 months. Doctors gave me tablets for indigestion and antibiotics when it got worse. Then, it turned out I had stomach cancer... these are the signs you can't ignore
A person suffered from heartburn and agony for 18 months before being diagnosed with stomach cancer. Doctors initially treated them with tablets for indigestion and antibiotics. The correct diagnosis was eventually made, highlighting important signs of stomach cancer that should not be ignored.
- Home spit test could spot early signs of stomach cancer, which is often diagnosed too late due to 'vague' symptoms, claims new study
A new study suggests a home spit test could detect early signs of stomach cancer, which is often diagnosed too late due to vague symptoms. The test aims to improve early detection and outcomes for patients.
- Home spit test could spot early signs of stomach cancer, which is often diagnosed too late due to 'vague' symptoms, claims new study
A new study suggests a home spit test could detect early signs of stomach cancer, which is often diagnosed too late due to vague symptoms. The test aims to improve early detection and address the challenges posed by non-specific symptoms.
- Home spit test could spot early signs of stomach cancer, which is often diagnosed too late due to 'vague' symptoms, claims new study
A new study suggests a home spit test could detect early signs of stomach cancer, which is frequently diagnosed late due to vague symptoms. The test aims to address the challenge of delayed diagnosis by identifying the disease through saliva samples.
- Home spit test could spot early signs of stomach cancer, which is often diagnosed too late due to 'vague' symptoms, claims new study
A new study suggests a home spit test could detect early signs of stomach cancer, which is frequently diagnosed too late due to vague symptoms. The test aims to address the challenge of identifying the disease at a treatable stage.