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Leicester donation funds tools to aid partially-sighted children with diabetes
The cash will help children access information through large-print books, audio sessions and resources
Health
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Grandfather's joy at hearing his own voice again after a tumour paralysed his vocal chord
Peter Pugh-Cook has become the first person to undergo a surgical procedure to inject an implant into his paralysed vocal cord under a local anaesthetic
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Grandfather's joy at hearing his own voice again after a tumour paralysed his vocal chord
Peter Pugh-Cook has become the first person to undergo a surgical procedure to inject an implant into his paralysed vocal cord under a local anaesthetic
National
Cancer deaths could be cut by 15 per cent by this cheap over-the-counter vitamin
Researchers found those with a deficiency had increased mortality for some cancers, writes Neil Shaw
National
Cancer deaths could be cut by 15 per cent by this cheap over-the-counter vitamin
Researchers found those with a deficiency had increased mortality for some cancers, writes Neil Shaw
National
Husband's life saved by remarkable one in 22 million kidney match from wife
The couple were told they had a better chance of winning the lottery, reports Neil Shaw
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Husband's life saved by remarkable one in 22 million kidney match from wife
The couple were told they had a better chance of winning the lottery, reports Neil Shaw
National
How showering can help identify an early sign of dementia
Loss of smell is often overlooked as a symptom of dementia, writes Julia Banim
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How showering can help identify an early sign of dementia
Loss of smell is often overlooked as a symptom of dementia, writes Julia Banim
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West Wales nurse feels 'grateful' after landing funds for medicine training
The training will allow Janet to assess the 'wider' issues affecting people and offer advice that will help boost their quality of life
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West Wales nurse feels 'grateful' after landing funds for medicine training
The training will allow Janet to assess the 'wider' issues affecting people and offer advice that will help boost their quality of life
National
New drug trials see seriously ill cancer patients go into remission
Experimental work is seeing the majority of blood cancer patients responding to treatment, writes Jane Kirby