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Birmingham student researches illness that killed brother - Vimarsana News

Birmingham student researches illness that killed brother

BBC News Published image captionMolly Schiiler's post has had more than 600,000 interactions on social media A student who submitted a Masters dissertation on a heart condition that killed her brother says she hopes he would be proud of her. Molly Schiller, a University of Birmingham biochemistry student, posted a picture of herself holding her dissertation on Twitter on Wednesday. Her brother Max died in 2015 aged 10 from hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and she has been researching the condition. Her post has now been liked more than 500,000 times. The 22-year-old from Finchley in north London t...

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King's Lynn teacher to walk Norfolk coast in 24 hours for charities - Vimarsana News

King's Lynn teacher to walk Norfolk coast in 24 hours for charities

King's Lynn teacher to walk Norfolk coast in 24 hours for charities Published: 07:30, 12 February 2021 A King’s Lynn school teacher will walk the Norfolk coast in the summer to raise money for two charities. Alex Walpole, a PE teacher at the King’s Lynn Academy, will endeavour to walk the Norfolk Coastal Path in just under 24 hours in aid of Parkinson’s UK and Max’s Foundation. Mr Walpole, 27, is putting his best foot forward in memory of his late grandad Geoff, while also raising money for a pupil at the Academy who underwent major heart surgery last summer. Alex Walpol...

New Global Coalition Aims to Eliminate Structural Barriers to Fight Cancer Crisis in Resource-Limited Countries in Africa - Vimarsana News

New Global Coalition Aims to Eliminate Structural Barriers to Fight Cancer Crisis in Resource-Limited Countries in Africa

New Global Coalition Aims to Eliminate Structural Barriers to Fight Cancer Crisis in Resource-Limited Countries in Africa Share Article Collaboration on Implementation Science Research in Global Oncology awards $500,000 to eight country-specific pilot projects in quest to develop sustainable best practices "We have to look across the spectrum of cancer care capacity building and select certain projects to pilot in different countries, evaluate how they work and, if we, can replicate them in other countries,” said Ute Dugan, MD, co-founder of CIRGO. CHICAGO (P...

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I've got a feeling '21 is gonna be a good year ... - Vimarsana News

I've got a feeling '21 is gonna be a good year ...

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