Maldon and Burnham Standard |
Inspirational Lockey is coming home to Burnham after beating cancer twice
Maldon and Burnham Standard Last week, his family found out that his bone marrow was cancer-free, four weeks after he underwent a stem cell transplant. Lockey’s mum Andrea Poyser, 43, was originally told that the procedure and hospital stay may take up to six months. She said: “I … |
Free Press Series |
Talywain mum fighting ‘one-in-a-million’ condition appeals for op
Free Press Series Her only hope, they feel, is to undergo an expensive stem cell transplant. Mrs Clarke added: “I absolutely, point blank, refuse for SPS to rob me of my life. I am not ready to die, it’s not my time. I have three beautiful, precious children I am … |
Gazette Live |
Billingham PCSO Lindsey Blackburn organises six events to help beat blood …
Gazette Live But a stem cell transplant from her brother Stephen in April 2011 did the trick and three years on, she’s still in remission. Linda, 28, who has been a PCSO for more than six years and currently patrols in Billingham, said: “You have difficult days … |
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BioLineRx to initiate Phase 1/2 clinical trial on new drug candidate for CML …
News-Medical.net Arnon Nagler, Director of the Hematology Division and Bone Marrow Transplantation Center at Sheba Medical Center, Israel, has received final regulatory approval to evaluate BioLineRx’s BL-8040 as a treatment for chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) in a … |
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BioLineRx (BLRX) Approved to Evaluate BL-8040 as CML Treatment in Phase 1 …
StreetInsider.com (subscription) BioLineRx (Nasdaq: BLRX) announced that Prof. Arnon Nagler, Director of the Hematology Division and Bone Marrow Transplantation Center at Sheba Medical Center, Israel, has received final regulatory approval to evaluate BioLineRx’s BL-8040 as a … |
Know Your Madisonian: Dr. Dan ResnickMadison.comA: We are currently involved in some stem cell transplant studies for multiple sclerosis and we have participated in other drug studies for spinal cord injury, but there is really no medical game-changer …
Canterbury Times |
Artist takes fertility funds case to the High Court
Canterbury Times She has been told by doctors that the only prospect of sending it into remission and improving her poor quality of life is through a stem cell transplant, which requires chemotherapy. Miss Rose fears … Opening her case at London’s High Court on … |
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Wynford’s Steve Mohr steps down as boys basketball coach
Bucyrus Telegraph Forum But the disease moved quicker than anticipated and Mohr willl have to undergo a stem cell transplant in June, during a time during the offseason when he said the program needs his full attention. “It boils down to one thing, and one thing only,” Mohr said. |
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Roundabout — What’s Happening April 10-16
Salisbury Post FirstARTS presents ‘A Royal Affair’ — 7:30 p.m. Friday April 11: First United Methodist Church hosts “Celebratory Music for Brass, Organ, and Timpani,” free, open to the public. 217 S. Church St., 704-636-3121, extension 104. Irish singer/songwriter … |
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Friday: CC Mullins and Rude Mood at Uncle Buck’s. See Night Life next page
Salisbury Post FirstARTS presents ‘A Royal Affair’ — 7:30 p.m. Friday April 11: First United Methodist Church hosts “Celebratory Music for Brass, Organ, and Timpani,” free, open to the public. 217 S. Church St., 704-636-3121, extension 104. Irish singer/songwriter … |