What can you achieve after a pancreatic cancer diagnosis?
Author John Gardner shares his experience of battling pancreatic cancer – literally, one word at a time.
Medical News
RedArc calls for more employer support for parents of children with cancer
There are 10,000* survivors of childhood cancer aged 24 and under living in the UK at present, and RedArc believes that employers are well placed […]
During Migraine Awareness Week, why not take another look at eyecare in your workplace
Migraine Awareness Week runs from 2 to 8 September 2018 – we spoke to Specsavers Corporate, who explains why eyecare is especially important for migraine […]
Local Air Ambulance charity attends record number of incidents so far this year
Great Western Air Ambulance Charity (GWAAC) has announced that they have attended a record number of incidents in the first half of 2018. The service, […]
Zachary’s mum pounds the pavements to raise money for The Sick Children’s Trust
A Redcar Mum is lacing up her trainers to take part in this year’s Great North Run to thank The Sick Children’s Trust for keeping […]
Two thirds of Brits wouldn’t donate stem cells, even to save a loved one
Nearly two thirds of Brits wouldn’t donate their stem cells – even if a loved one needed a transplant. A survey of 2,000 adults found […]
Keeping your Partner awake? 4 Ways to save your relationship from snoring
Brookman Solicitors discuss the impact snoring can have on a relationship – and more importantly, what you can do to help With a recent […]
BMJ concerned that corporate interests influenced key Brussels public health declaration on tobacco
Highly respected medical publication, the BMJ, have reported their concerns that a key public health declaration, intended to promote integrity and transparency at the interface of […]
Reliable DNA ‘Barcodes’ hailed as a ‘gamechanger’ in biomedical research
In the same way that barcodes on your groceries help stores know what’s in your cart, DNA barcodes help biologists attach genetic labels to biological […]
Shock report highlights risk for cleaners as cleaning sprays shown to be ‘as bad for lungs as smoking’
A UiB-study released by the University of Bergen has revealed that cleaners who have regularly used cleaning sprays over 20 years were found to have […]