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Louise Akers
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A charity worker from Buckinghamshire is raffling a handknitted hat to help fund research into the disease that took her dad’s life.
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Sarah Colombini
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Experts from the University of Exeter and University of Portsmouth publish new guidance to assist health professionals in determining the right activity and exercise to suit individual needs of people living with cystic fibrosis.
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Ian Morton
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Check out this positive news story: new research suggests that fidgeting our legs while sat working from home could be key to combatting cardiovascular disease, according to experts at the University of Gloucestershire.
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Louise Akers
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A Wakefield woman is helping to raise awareness through Yorkshire Brain Tumour Charity’s Flat Cap Friday campaign, which encourages people to post “flat cap selfies” to draw attention to the need for greater funding into brain tumour research in the region.
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Louise Akers
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diagnosed with mesothelioma, a rare form of lung cancer caused by exposure to asbestos, have welcomed discovery research into the disease, funded by Worldwide Cancer Research.
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Simon Francis
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Check out this positive news story about how social care providers are using technology to improve the lives of people they support.
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Simon Francis
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A new report from the Hepatitis C Trust has highlighted the charity’s pioneering use of peer-to-peer support.
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Project Syndicate
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The discovery of new viruses, vaccines, and treatments in 2019 was the result of investments in global surveillance, cross-sector partnerships, and scientific advances. At a time when misinformation is calling into question the validity of facts, MELVIN SANICAS argues that the world needs to support science more than ever.
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Project Syndicate
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The global focus on ending AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria by 2030 has proven tremendously effective in rapidly scaling up access to treatment in developing countries. But if the world is to meet these ambitious goals, national governments and international development institutions must work together to build stronger health systems.
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Project Syndicate
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The power of frontline health workers to improve global health has been proven time and again.
Yet the world continues to underestimate their capabilities and contributions, with severe consequences for them and the communities they serve
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