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30.11.2009 - Putting information At The Service Of Medicine
-- Pioneering research using human brain tissue removed from people suffering from epilepsy has opened the..
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02.10.2009 - BBC News Tyne
Work is due to begin on a dedicated transplant centre in Tyneside, described as the first of its kind in...
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28.09.2009 - Journal Live
As a world-leading centre for cancer patients opens in the North East, health correspondent Helen Rae gets..
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26.09.2009 - Journal Live
Today The Journal launches a campaign to get people to sign up to the NHS organ donor list.
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11.08.2009 - Journal Live
SWAP op miracle man Kez Greenwood clutches his athletics medals –- just a few months after being told he...
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30.07.2009 - BBC News West Yorkshire
A baby who was given only months to live unless she received a new heart has returned home after a...
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13.03.2009 - BBC News
Two sick babies have received new hearts within minutes of each other at the same Tyneside Hospital.
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27.02.2009 - Journal Live
1 2 next » A MOTHER suffering from breast cancer is set to start clinical trials at Sir Bobby Robson’s new..
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27.12.2008 - Journal Live
A BABY whose life was saved by Viagra has started walking. Lewis Goodfellow was born 16 weeks prematurely...
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10.12.2008 - Journal Live
1 2 3 next » ANDREW Gilmore would spend 20 hours a day in bed as Parkinson’s tore his life apart – today...
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15.11.2008 - The Sun
BATTLING Chloe Wilson is dwarfed by her cuddly toy after being born at TWENTY-THREE weeks.
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21.10.2008 - Mail Online UK
Every year, around 10,000 Britons go deaf in one ear as a result of nerve damage. Conventional hearing aids.
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01.10.2008 - Newcastle Evening Chronicle
HE has spent his short life coping with a debilitating muscle-wasting disease. But there is a glimmer of...
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27.09.2008 - The Northern Echo
THE North-East hosts an annual gathering of muscle disease experts from over the world next week.
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17.09.2008 - Newcastle Evening Chronicle
TWICE as many swap-ops are set to be carried out on Tyneside, making it Europeâ s transplant capital.
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14.08.2008 - The Standard
A single injection to cure rheumatoid arthritis could be available within five years. The treatment, being developed by British scientists, works like a vaccine.
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13.08.2008 - Telegraph
Rheumatoid arthritis is difficult to treat because it is caused by a malfunctioning immune system Photo:...
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11.08.2008 - Newcastle Evening Chronicle
A childrenâ s charity has given a grant to a Tyneside doctor for research into identical twins.
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05.08.2008 - Times Online
A newborn baby was saved from kidney failure after a paediatrician built a dialysis machine for her in his..
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17.07.2008 - News Guardian
Nine-year-old Chloe Allan from Queens Crescent is involved in the project, which uses tailor-made computer..
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09.07.2008 - Whitehaven News
A CUMBRIAN couple are among the first to be expecting a baby after taking part in a world-first IVF scheme..
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09.07.2008 - Northeast Journal
CHILDREN with cerebral palsy are being encouraged to play computer games in a pioneering way to help treat..
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07.07.2008 - Northeast Journal
THE family of a little girl who suffers from a rare genetic disorder has launched a fundraising campaign in.
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03.06.2008 - Mail on Sunday
Young Rhys Harris is the first child in Britain to be cured of a rare illness that should have killed him -.
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20.05.2008 - Northeast Journal
NORTH East scientists conducting research into animal-human hybrid embryos last night won the go-ahead to...
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21.04.2008 - Newcastle Evening Chronicle
brought to sufferers of digestive system disease - ChronicleLive 21 April 2008: 4:11pm Visit our other...
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21.04.2008 - Guardian Science
Scientists have found a way to store and grow a woman's immature eggs in the laboratory using a technique...
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08.04.2008 - Chronicle Live
Colleagues Helen Simms and Bridget Major have turned their experience of breast cancer around to raise...
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22.03.2008 - Daily Mail
TV personalities Des Lynam and Jim Rosenthal will help Sir Bobby, who is currently fighting cancer for the..
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18.03.2008 - Newcastle Evening Chronicle
by Jane Picken, Evening Chronicle From cowskin and horse blood to Viagra and yoghurt, medics on Tyneside...
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15.03.2008 - Red Orbit
A MAJOR advance in understanding and treating the hidden epidemic of falls and fatigue has been made by researchers in Newcastle. One of the most common reasons for older people visiting doctors and hospitals in the UK is falling.
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14.03.2008 - Northern Echo
A North-East hospital is pioneering the use of a portable artificial heart. Health Editor Barry Nelson...
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29.02.2008 - Northern Echo
A free event to raise awareness of stem cell research will be held in the region later this month.
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28.02.2008 - Medical News Today
Cancer Research UK scientists at Newcastle University are starting the first UK trial of a new drug which...
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18.02.2008 - Newcastle Evening Chronicle
Diabetes is a debilitating and often dangerous condition, but thanks to a new treatment the risk of low...
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15.02.2008 - The Journal
Helpers sought for study into knee condition by Audrey Barton, The Journal PEOPLE in the North East are...
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12.02.2008 - The Northern Echo
DIABETIC patients in the North-East are likely to be among the first to benefit from a revolutionary new...
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29.01.2008 - Newcastle Evening Chronicle
CANCER survivor Mary Jennings is leading scores of patients and their families in backing our bid to raise..
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23.01.2008 - Mail on Sunday
Abigail Hall was born with just one heart chamber - a normal healthy heart has two - and was put onto the...
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11.01.2008 - Sunderland Echo
Severely disabled, the teenager has a condition that stops his muscles from developing properly.
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10.01.2008 - Daily Mail
Toddler Ollie Drew is hoping for a heart transplant this year. Aged just 14-months-old, Ollie is the only...
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02.01.2008 - The Bolton News
A BABY who has been living in a 'bubble' since October is being released from hospital this week - and his..
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15.12.2007 - Hindustan Times
Britain gave the go ahead on Wednesday for human cloning, granting a licence to scientists bidding to become the first in Europe to create stem cells used in medical research from a cloned human embryo.
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14.12.2007 - Sunday Mirror
Zoe Chambers giggles at her cuddly snowman and grabs at the Christmas baubles. She kicks her legs excitedly.
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04.12.2007 - Mail on Sunday
Quads Markus, Lucas, Harrison and Lara Miller-Snee will all turn one and their parents Emma Miller and...
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28.11.2007 - Daily Mail
Little Andrew McAskie has entered the record books after having a heart transplant at just five weeks old.
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28.11.2007 - ThirdAge
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