Credit: Illustration, Survivornet Harnessing the body’s own ability to seek and destroy cancer cells has been one of the most promising methods of treating blood cancers, like leukaemia. The expensive technology reprogrammes a patient’s immune cells, called T-cells, and then returns them back into the patient where they can eradiate the cancer cells. This personalised…
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The Railway Inn, Ryde, has raised £504.81 for Ukrainian Refugee children with Cancer. We have matched that so that we are able to send 1,200 euros to Olga hospital in Stuttgart, Germany and its hostel the ‘Blue House’, run by the German charity ‘Children with Cancer’, foerderkreis-krebskranke-kinder.de/. They are treating these traumatised and sick children…
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While it’s widely understood the stage at which cancer is diagnosed can make a huge difference to survival, it has been revealed that the NHS in England is struggling to achieve its early diagnosis target. MPs are warning the NHS isn’t making progress on its benchmark to identify three-quarters of cancer cases at an early…
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Despite the floundering Government Home Office visa bureaucracy some Ukrainian children with cancer are now being treated in England at hospital paediatric oncology units. These cancer-sick children have been bombed out of their hospitals by Putin. England are taking them for treatment in Manchester, Bristol and Oxford hospitals and we are funding these cancer wards…
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