A common human gene mutation combination – found in around 5% of the UK’s black population as well as millions of people worldwide with recent African ancestry – has been linked to a number of health conditions and poor health outcomes in new research. The breakthrough study, led by researchers at the University of Glasgow […]
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A common human gene mutation combination – found in around 5% of the UK’s black population as well as millions of people worldwide with recent African ancestry – has been linked to a number of health conditions and poor health outcomes in new research. The breakthrough study, led by researchers at the University of Glasgow […]
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Children, young people, and adults across England suffering from sickle cell disease will soon benefit from better care closer to where they live, following the announcement of a £1.5m investment in 25 red blood cell exchange devices. Funding for the Spectra Optia(R) Apheresis System devices has been distributed to 22 NHS trusts, with the devices […]
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Children, young people, and adults across England suffering from sickle cell disease will soon benefit from better care closer to where they live, following the announcement of a £1.5m investment in 25 red blood cell exchange devices. Funding for the Spectra Optia(R) Apheresis System devices has been distributed to 22 NHS trusts, with the devices […]
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February recognises Heart Month, and serves as a reminder to prioritize heart-healthy lifestyles, learn about different conditions, and support those affected by heart rhythm disorders. The Know Your Pulse (KYP) program promotes the need for us to be aware of our pulse and for the need to include routine manual pulse checks. Know your pulse […]
February recognises Heart Month, and serves as a reminder to prioritize heart-healthy lifestyles, learn about different conditions, and support those affected by heart rhythm disorders. The Know Your Pulse (KYP) program promotes the need for us to be aware of our pulse and for the need to include routine manual pulse checks. Know your pulse […]
Navigating Teen Seasonal Depression: Insights into Symptoms, Treatment, and Support”: Teenagers face unique challenges, and seasonal depression can add an additional layer of complexity to their emotional well-being. This blog post aims to explore the world of seasonal depression, specifically focusing on how it impacts teens. From recognizing symptoms to providing guidance on seeking professional […]
Navigating Teen Seasonal Depression: Insights into Symptoms, Treatment, and Support”: Teenagers face unique challenges, and seasonal depression can add an additional layer of complexity to their emotional well-being. This blog post aims to explore the world of seasonal depression, specifically focusing on how it impacts teens. From recognizing symptoms to providing guidance on seeking professional […]
Breathing Easier: New Research Supports Preterm Birth Survivors: Chronic lung disease is an unfortunate yet common ailment for people born preterm, however Curtin University research is working towards a better outcome for this group, regardless of their age. The project, known as FINGERPRINT, has been awarded nearly $2 million over five years from the Medical […]
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Breathing Easier: New Research Supports Preterm Birth Survivors: Chronic lung disease is an unfortunate yet common ailment for people born preterm, however Curtin University research is working towards a better outcome for this group, regardless of their age. The project, known as FINGERPRINT, has been awarded nearly $2 million over five years from the Medical […]
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