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Awareness…

Turner’s Syndrome and Us; by Racheal Chapman

16 Oct 2017
t was a cool September day and we we’d decided to go for lunch. Normality was what was needed, a lunch date with my husband was perhaps the perfect opportunity…
Awareness…

Haemophilia: Improving Lifestyle with Exercise; by Tetyana Pravytska

6 Oct 20176 Oct 2017
In 1904, ten years later after her splendid wedding ceremony, Princess Alix of Hesse, Queen Victoria’s granddaughter, gave  birth to her much wanted son. Her happiness faded away very soon…
Awareness…

Spotlight on Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy; by Tetyana Pravytska

3 Oct 2017
Duchenne muscular dystrophy(DMD) is a rare and inhereted genetic condition . It affects as many as one in 3500 boys. In 1986, researchers discovered the faulty gene on the X-chromosome…
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The Students Guide to Volunteering: by Emily Toland

1 Sep 201523 Jan 2017
Charity Work: Good for the Soul (and the C.V) Going back to education as a mature student can be a very daunting experience. What will be expected of me? Will…
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