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5 hours ago Thanks Anna. I also use Hills. I called yesterday. They have named him Clarence and have operated on his jaw. He’s being fed via a tube at the moment and is stable. I’ll call again next week to see how he is x
Mar 1, 2020
Feb 29, 2020 The RSPCA refused to attend because the cat was not monitored. A friend called me who had seen the cat and I called the RSPCA. As no one was with the cat at the time they refused to come out which is why I went. I didn’t know the cat…
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Oct 4, 2020 Hi Dan, I hope you are doing well. I moved from Harringay to Plymouth a few months ago to start a new lecturing job. However, my current landlord is selling up the property I am staying in over the next couple of months. I am working mainly from…
Oct 4, 2020
Hello everybody!There is a lovely bright double room available in my Harringay flat, from 1 July! At £460 per month (bills not included), it is a real bargain. There are lots of great Turkish supermarkets and restaurants, a giant Sainsburys, cafes and bars around, and it is an easy commute into central London. Chestnuts Park and Finsbury Park are also within easy walking distance. You will be sharing with two lovely flatmates, working full-time. Here is the Spareroom ad for more…See More
Reportable, Inc.: More than 83,000 Americans Expected to Get Bladder Cancer in 2021
Awareness month sheds light on rising number of cases across the nation
Bethesda, Maryland (Newsfile Corp. - May 3, 2021) - Although bladder cancer is the sixth most commonly diagnosed cancer in America, it is an underrecognized, yet very prevalent, disease that affects the more than 600,000 people in the U.S. who are living with it. To help shed light on this disease that will be diagnosed in more than 83,000 people this year, May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month. This special month provides an opportunity to raise awareness of its signs and symptoms, champion bladder cancer research and education, and foster support for those who are impacted by this terrible disease. For bladder cancer, early detection saves lives.
Thousands of men to trial new home test kit for prostate cancer
Apr 30 2021
Thousands of men worldwide are to receive a home test kit for prostate cancer – thanks to pioneering research from the University of East Anglia and the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital (NNUH).
Image Credit: University of East Anglia
The research team are trialing a new home-testing ‘Prostate Screening Box’ to collect men’s urine samples at-home. The urine samples will be used to analyze the health of the prostate in 2,000 men in the UK, Europe and Canada.
This simple urine test is intended to diagnose aggressive prostate cancer and in a pilot study predicted which patients required treatment up to five years earlier than standard clinical methods.