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Stem cell plea for baby whose symptoms were put down to teething and tonsillitis (opens the original)
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The mother of a baby boy whose cancer symptoms were put down to teething and tonsillitis has issued an urgent appeal for a stem cell donor. Reuben, from Norfolk, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) at just 10 months old. His mother Mary, a paramedic, said he had been unwell “for a few days” with a persistent fever, but she and husband Ashley initially thought he was teething. The couple took Reuben – nicknamed Roo – to the GP, who suspected tonsillitis. However, follow-up tests resu
Simple test could 'transform care' for thousands of women with suspected womb cancer - AOL (opens the original)
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A straightforward test could help rule out womb cancer in women who experience bleeding following the menopause. The method has the potential to "transform care" for thousands of women every year, researchers claim, and could spare patients from "invasive, uncomfortable" procedures that can prove costly for the health service. Approximately 10,200 women are diagnosed with womb cancer – also known as uterine or endometrial cancer – across the UK annually. Post-menopausal bleeding is a common symp
Children as young as 13 referred to specialist clinic for ‘ketamine bladder’ - AOL (opens the original)
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Children as young as 13 have been referred to a specialist clinic for a bladder condition linked to sustained use of ketamine, according to new analysis. The study of the first patients at the service in Liverpool also shows that the majority are girls and from deprived areas. Understanding more about the youngsters being referred to the clinic “is an important step towards preventing further harm”, experts said. Ketamine-induced uropathy (KIU) – also known as ketamine bladder – is a severe and
AI could help spare brain tumour patients MRI dye injections - AOL (opens the original)
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Brain tumour patients could be spared contrast dye injections during MRI scans with the help of artificial intelligence (AI). The technology could help predict which tumours will light up on scans without the need for gadolinium, according to researchers. Gadolinium is a clear, colourless fluid injected into a patient’s bloodstream to make images clearer during an MRI scan and help with diagnosis. However, the long-term effects of exposure on the body “remain unknown”, experts said. There are al
Nine-year-old boyâs âlife has restartedâ after multiple rare blood transfusions (opens the original)
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A nine-year-old boy with a rare mix of blood types required transfusions using every matching unit available in the country to help cure him of a disorder that can be life-threatening if left untreated. Qasim Rizwan, from Bolton, said he feels as if his âlife has restartedâ after overcoming autoimmune haemolytic anaemia (AIHA). He also visited experts at the NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) national frozen blood bank in Liverpool who helped save his life. Qasim was diagnosed with AIHA in Jun
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