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Scottish Series Day 1

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Fit, 36, non-smoker: Sister's plea after losing brother to cancer - Vimarsana News

Fit, 36, non-smoker: Sister's plea after losing brother to cancer

Chris Beswick still had his “whole life” ahead of him. He took care of his health, didn’t smoke and was a “hard-working guy”. But in April 2021, the Tauran

Five years ago Cleveland Police had a shake up after it was hit with scandal - Vimarsana News

Five years ago Cleveland Police had a shake up after it was hit with scandal

FIVE years ago this week, Cleveland Police announced a clean sweep of an under-fire force

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Lymington Town Sailing Club Solent Circuit

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This March Kiwis Will Give It Up To Raise Funds For New Zealand's Most Common Form Of Cancer - Vimarsana News

This March Kiwis Will Give It Up To Raise Funds For New Zealand's Most Common Form Of Cancer

Wednesday, 20 January 2021, 12:34 pm Gut cancers are the most common form of cancer in New Zealand. The latest figures released by the Ministry of Health[1] show that 5423 Kiwis were diagnosed with a cancer of the digestive system (gut cancer) in 2018. 1 in 5 of all cancer diagnoses in New Zealand is a gut cancer. Sadly, survival rates for this group of cancers are low, often devastatingly so. Just 50% of Kiwis diagnosed with a gut cancer will survive beyond 5 years. Gut cancers include oesophageal, stomach, liver, gallbladder & bile ducts, pancreas, bowel, and anal cancers. This March, the G...