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Combination immunotherapy treatment enhances immune response for people with malignant gliomasInvestigators at the UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center have pinpointed a combination immunotherapy treatment that enhances the immune response for people with malignant gliomas, an
Tuck into these top foods, suggested by loveFOOD's nutritionist Angela Dowden, to boost your immune system and help yourself stay well.
A man who has been single his whole life is finally set to get married after falling in love with a Ukrainian refugee he helped when she was fleeing the war. Guy Wilson met Karyna Kulyk while he was
Evening Standard
Nintendo Switch 2: New console could arrive in March 2025 as Nintendo readies big gamesThe Nintendo Switch 2 has been announced. Sort of. Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa posted on X the follow-up to the Switch will be announced before the end of March 2025. “This is Furukawa,
Four falcon chicks have hatched in a tower at Glasgow University. The RSPB Glasgow has been carefully monitoring the progress of the Peregrine falcon eggs in the past months after the bird nested
Marie Claire UK
This 10 items my French friends are buying right nowAs a French fashion editor, one of the things I most get asked about is how Parisian, or French women as a whole, achieve that world-recognised chic and timeless style.I know what I love at the
Isle of Wight County Press
Financial helping hand given to West Wight Dementia Friendly Choir West Wight Dementia Friendly Choir has been presented with £13,258 from Yarmouth Sailing Club after they were chosen as the club's charity of the year. The
A curious Beagle puppy got his head stuck in a brick wall before being rescued by firefighters. Jeremy the Beagle got himself trapped in a garden wall on May 7 at his home in Brierley Hill, Dudley
Potential dog owners should be aware that these pups are likely to get massively excited by everything from the doorbell and postman to you simply getting up off the couch.If you’ve been thinking
Researchers have discovered a protein marker to help identify cells able to repopulate in patients with damaged blood vessels. Their findings, recently published in Circulation, could lead to new
The owner of a charity shop who received a “hope you fail” letter from “neighbourhood watch” says the outpouring of support they have received for the local community has “turned a negative into a
The Telegraph and Argus
RSPCA issues warning after two fox cubs get trapped in football nets THE RSPCA is urging people to help keep wildlife safe this spring after two fox cubs became trapped in football nets in Bradford and Leeds within days of each
By Dr. Liji Thomas, MDThe rise of antibiotic resistance poses a significant threat to the global control of infectious diseases, which has led researchers around the world to investigate the efficacy
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British actor Bernard Hill died on Sunday (5 May) at the age of 79.Best remembered for his role as the benevolent King Théoden of Rohan in the Lord of the Rings film trilogy, Hill made a lasting
Leicestershire Live
Children with peanut and milk allergies show dramatic improvement on trialChildren suffering from peanut and milk allergies are experiencing significant improvements through a pioneering treatment, early trial results suggest. University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust is
Passionate youth activist Eleanor Woolstencroft has dedicated time around her A-level studies to support refugee communities in northern France as she sets her
Birmingham Mail
Giant quadruple decker ‘best yet’ screen to open at Birmingham cinema with free popcorn offerA huge screen is set to be unveiled at a Birmingham cinema which is marking the opening with a free popcorn offer for one weekend only. Omniplex Cinemas says it is opening its ‘most impressive screen
A Canadian man has flown thousands of miles to the UK to meet the stem cell donor who helped save his life.Tom Marshall, 30, from Sheffield, signed the Anthony Nolan stem cell register at 18.He
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