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Teenager sets up charity online pet show to raise money for a friend with a brain tumour

by Research Team | Jan 11, 2016 | Health News

A TEENAGER who has fundraised over A 2,000 wants Colchester pet owners to show off their animals in aid of charity. Charlotte Hooper, 17, of Nicholsons Grove, Colchester, was just 14 when she began fundraising for cancer charity Help Harry Help Others.

After unlikely move to UNC Charlotte, scientist makes cancer breakthrough

by Research Team | Jan 11, 2016 | Health News

UNC Charlotte biology professor Pinku Mukherjee was honored by the UNC Board of Governors last spring for her groundbreaking breast cancer research. She is only the second UNCC faculty member to receive the O. Max Gardner Award, the highest faculty honor given by the...

Planned Parenthood backing Clinton in primary race

by Research Team | Jan 11, 2016 | Health News

Planned Parenthood is swinging behind Hillary Clinton in the Democratic presidential race and says that won’t mean negative campaigning against her primary opponents.

Irish Drugmaker Shire in $32B Deal for US-Based Baxalta

by Research Team | Jan 11, 2016 | Health News

Irish drugmaker Shire will pay about $32 billion in cash and stock to buy Baxalta and strengthen its position in rare disease treatments. Treatments for rare diseases have become a hot and lucrative area of drug industry research in the past several years, with...

Needle exchange leaders cheer relaxed federal funding ban

by Research Team | Jan 10, 2016 | Health News

Advocates are praising Congress’ recent softening of a longtime ban on federal dollars going to needle exchanges amid growing intravenous drug abuse that’s spreading hepatitis and HIV in many states. The new rules, which were in the spending bill signed...

Muslim pupils praise switch of exam dates for Ramadan

by Research Team | Jan 10, 2016 | Health News

MUSLIM pupils in Oxfordshire say a decision by exam boards to hold some tests early to avoid Ramadan will help them achieve their full potential while remaining committed to their faith. The Joint Council for Qualifications , which represents exam boards, said...
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