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New Meningioma Support Group
On Friday 22 July 2016 Meningioma UK is introducing a new support group in the Lancashire area for patients affected by meningeal tumours of the brain or spinal cord. Meningioma UK is the only national meningioma organisation in the … Continue reading
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Money worries during cancer
This is a short YouTube advert about financial support Macmillan Cancer Support can offer those affected by cancer. Money worries during cancer – Macmillan Cancer Support – YouTube
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In the media: Patient app launch
Here is an interesting BBC news story about a new patient app being launched at Alder Hey hospital, indicating a promising future for patient/medical teams communications. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-36259851
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Meningioma UK Conference 2016 – date changed
Meningioma UK Conference 2016 – date changed Continue reading
The Brain Tumour Charity’s Information Day – 1 October 2015
The Brain Tumour Charity’s Information Day – 1 October 2015 Continue reading
Romford Support Group, next meeting 20 October 2015
Meningioma UK Romford Support Group meeting 20 October 2015 Continue reading
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Cambridge Support Group, next meeting 24 September 2015
Meningioma UK Cambridge Support Group Continue reading
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North London Support Group (NLSG), next meeting 10 October 2015
Meningioma UK North London Support Group Continue reading
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Meningioma UK Facebook Forum reaches 500 members
Meningioma UK Facebook Forum reaches 500 members Continue reading
Virus injection could kill brain tumour cells (BBC 14 Feb 2014)
Injecting brain tumours with a virus could kill cancer cells but leave healthy cells unharmed, researchers suggest. Scientists at the University of Leeds have been given a £3 million grant to research the method over five years. Because the treatment … Continue reading
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