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Ministers Face Calls for Legal Cancer Care Duty (opens the original)
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The plan to deliver world class cancer care in England is being “delayed, diluted and underfunded”, experts have warned. It comes after health officials made a correction to the National Cancer Plan which alters a pledge made in the original document. The plan, published in February, said that the government will pay £70 million for 28 new radiotherapy machines which would lead to 27,500 more patients to receive treatment each year. But officials made a correction to the document, highlighting h
Major breakthrough in treatment for ultra-rare 'second skeleton' disease (opens the original)
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Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. A “life changing” new therapy for an extremely rare medical condition which causes patients to grow a second skeleton has been proven successful in a key clinical trial. Relatives of people living with fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva (FOP) say that they have “desperately waited” years for a medicine to “stop the disease in its tracks”. FOP is a genetic disorder which ca
Memorial created at school where boys were infected with HIV and hepatitis (opens the original)
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Boys who were infected with HIV and hepatitis when they were experimented on as schoolchildren have been recognised with a new memorial. During the 1970s and 1980s, boys with the blood clotting disorder haemophilia were given experimental blood products while they attended the Lord Mayor’s Treloar’s College, a boarding school in Hampshire. Of the 122 pupils with haemophilia that attended the school between 1970 and 1987, only around 30 were still alive when the Infected Blood Public Inquiry publ
Memorial created at school where boys were infected with HIV and hepatitis - AOL (opens the original)
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Boys who were infected with HIV and hepatitis when they were experimented on as schoolchildren have been recognised with a new memorial. During the 1970s and 1980s, boys with the blood clotting disorder haemophilia were given experimental blood products while they attended the Lord Mayor’s Treloar’s College, a boarding school in Hampshire. Of the 122 pupils with haemophilia that attended the school between 1970 and 1987, only around 30 were still alive when the Infected Blood Public Inquiry publ
Radiotherapy after surgery ‘reduces risk of recurrence of certain brain cancers’ - AOL (opens the original)
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Giving certain brain tumour patients radiotherapy after surgery can halve the risk of their cancer returning, a new study suggests. Atypical meningioma is a type of brain tumour that grows back nearly 50% of the time within five years of surgery. But a new study led by experts from The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust the University of Liverpool suggests this risk can be reduced with radiotherapy after surgery. One patient has described how he would have “definitely” requested radiotherapy aft
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