Category Archives: MS Treatment

The killing of African American George Floyd by a policeman has sparked the largest rally in Darwin in years with indigenous people linking it to their own treatment by police and deaths in custody. An estimated 1000-plus people marched through Darwin on Saturday chanting "Whose lives matter? Continue reading →

A secondary breast cancer patient has described how she felt disempowered when the treatment which keeps her cancer under control was put on pause due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Shakun Banfield, 81, from Bromley was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer in her lungs last year and has been taking palbociclib and letrozole for 16 months, which has controlled the growth of the tumours. But she has been told to come off palbociclib a targeted therapy drug to help boost her immune system Continue reading →

WASHINGTON The Trump administration will announce on Tuesday that it has signed a $354 million four-year contract with a new company in Richmond, Va., to manufacture generic medicines and pharmaceutical ingredients that are needed to treat Covid-19 but are now made overseas, mostly in India and China. The contract, awarded to Phlow Corp. Continue reading →

A person of interest turned themselves in after a GrubHub delivery driver allegedly ran over a woman during an argument outside a Lake View East restaurant. The woman, 24-year-old Bijan Choya Early, suffered multiple broken bones and will have to undergo a nine-hour surgery to treat her injuries, according to her mother, Angenita Tanner, who owns Ms. Continue reading →

A Coventry woman has set up a Go Fund Me page in the hope of raising money for treatment which has the potential to change her mother's quality of life. Leyla Hassan and her family own a fish and chip shop in Tile Hill called the Station Plaice Fish Bar. They have owned the business for many years with her mum and dad running it on a daily basis. Continue reading →

This is not where I expected my senior year to be. I thought I would be hanging out with friends, studying for finals, maybe going out binge drinking or something. I did not think I would be walking in a refrigerated trailer full of nearly a hundred bodies Continue reading →

Mexicos track record of promoting women in politics puts to shame the so-called advanced democracies that have fallen behind, write Hinojosa and Piscopo. Pictured: Police officers in Mexico City on March 8, International Womens Day. (Astrid Espinosa Perera / Flickr) The United States is now bracketed by neighbors practicing international affairs with a feminist twist. Continue reading →

The answer is: pretty much in the way youd expect. Only, somehow, worse. The game, one of the many spin-offs of Monopoly that Hasbro has dreamed up in recent years, is centered on the character of Ms Continue reading →

In just a fortnight, Susan Vine went from having a sudden blurriness in her vision to having one of her eyes removed. She was one of the unlucky handful of Australians who suffer from uveal melanoma, a form of the deadly cancer that develops in the eye. Continue reading →

An independent review of the scientific literature found thatcertain telehealth rehabilitation treatments can be effectivein addressing cognitive deficits associated withmultiple sclerosis(MS). The reviewers found thatBrainHQcognitive exercises made byPosit ScienceCorporation demonstrated both good feasibility and efficacy and that patient adherence across studies was impressive, indicating the practicality of such home-based training Continue reading →