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Young Scots singer who found out 'UTI' was ovarian cancer and planned her own funeral vows to fight back Shannon Lamb suddenly developed "flu like" symptoms last October and was floored with a fever, body aches, head aches and a shooting pain in her bladder. Updated Shannon Lamb had a rare form of ovarian cancer Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used i...

February 03, 2021 Reuters Last week, the Ministry of Health (MOH) announced that it would be introducing a vaccine injury financial assistance programme (VIFAP) to provide financial assistance for affected persons in the rare event of serious side effects that are assessed to be related to Covid-19 vaccines administered in Singapore. To be clear, MOH has stated that it is introducing this programme to give greater peace of mind for those in Singapore who choose to take the vaccination, and not because taking the vaccination may cause serious side effects. Similar to other vaccinations that we...

Kenya on Tuesday recorded 153 more coronavirus, bringing the total infections registered in the country since the outbreak of the disease in March 2020 to 101,009. Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe said in a statement that the new cases were from a sample size of 3,922, taking the cumulative tests in the country to 1,192,605. From the new cases, 123 of the patients are Kenyans while 30 are foreigners, with 91 being male while 62 are females. The oldest is a one-year-old child and the oldest is 80 years old. Mr Kagwe further said 54 patients recovered from the coronavirus – 35 being from...

How the vaccine injury financial assistance programme (VIFAP) works and how much will it cover people in Singapore against COVID-19 vaccinations.

Intercalating medical student at Newcastle University Last December, I started feeling unwell while preparing for an exam. This illness was sudden, and was unlike anything I had ever experienced. By day three, I had a fever, joint aches and was feeling very weak. I soon developed a dry cough and breathing difficulties, which worried me as I had pre-existing asthma. Despite all this, I decided to tough it out until my exams were over. A few days later, I went to a clinic and was asked to take a RTK Antibody test. To be honest, I had been taking my illness lightly without any suspicion that som...