How Britain fell in love with the tan Esther Addley: We learned this week that sunbeds cause cancer – just like arsenic, asbestos and cigarettes
Skin cancer: ‘Most days I am just grateful. I know I’ve been very lucky’ A melanoma survivor talks about her experience of treatment and life after cancer
Crackdown on sunbeds to cut cancer danger Government review after worldwide study shows carcinogenic risk as high as tobacco
Calories in iced coffees increase risk of cancer, experts find Drinks such as frappuccinos found by World Cancer Research Fund to have as many calories as an evening meal
France falls out of love with topless sunbathing Health concerns and new feminist priorities mean French women are covering up on the beach
Vegetarians less likely to develop cancer than meat eaters, says study Scientists find striking difference in risk of disease in blood but acknowledge more research is needed
GPs’ failure to spot ovarian cancer is costing lives, says report A major new report reveals how two-thirds of ovarian cancer cases are not referred by GPs immediately
Fat-rich diets ‘raise risk of pancreatic cancer’ Researchers have found people who consumed most animal fat had higher risk of developing the cancer
Barton’s Britain: Liverpool, home of the tanning salon Laura Barton: In the sunbed capital of Britain, the sharp increase in skin cancer rates feels almost irrelevant. Here, the tan is still king