Attack of the Spanish Vegetables
Europe is battling a selection of imported Spanish vegetables that are infected with potentially fatal bacteria and has caused the death of 14 people. Several countries have banned the diseased Spanish...
View ArticleBreast Cancer Drug Trial to Start
Every year an estimated 9000 women in the UK are diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer. Unfortunately the majority of these women do not respond to traditional breast cancer treatment, which is...
View ArticleFund Raiser Celebrates Fortieth on River Thames
In the aid of research into pancreatic cancer, a fortieth birthday party has been held on a boat on the River Thames in an effort to further pump more money into this very needy cause. From Teddington,...
View ArticleWorld Autism Awareness Day
Many people won’t be aware of the fact that the 2nd of April was World Autism Awareness Day, which naturally falls within world autism awareness month. The disorder affects one in one hundred people...
View ArticleBreakthrough in Triple Negative Breast Cancer Treatment
With October having come and gone, a new breakthrough in Triple Negative Beast Cancer treatment will no doubt add impetus to the awareness that the month encourages. Dr. Sam Aparicio of the British...
View ArticleCancer Fundraiser: Patient Walks Thames River Length for Research
One remarkable man is planning to walk the entire length of the Thames River in aid of cancer research. Stuart Gray (42) from Woodley is himself a cancer patient who is living with a rare form of the...
View ArticleAre You Gluten Intolerant?
Gluten free diets have become the new wellness fad. The idea has become so popular that the NPD Group found that just under one third of the 1,000 Americans they polled want to cut wheat out...
View ArticleSwimmer’s Ear Sorted
As spring comes along many kids, and a number of adults, are eager to get back into the pool for a warm season of water sports. Nothing puts a stop to these plans quite as effectively as swimmer’s ear;...
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