21 h. ago Katie Price's family crippled with concern as she risks going blind in bid for perfection

Former glamour model Katie Price is no stranger to going under the knife, but her upcoming string of surgeries could leave detrimental damage

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38 h. ago PROF ROB GALLOWAY: Our children are risking BLINDNESS from using screens, with myopia rates tripling since the 1990s. Now a pioneering treatment offers a solution...

As a father of five I can worry a lot about my children - especially the amount of time they spend on their phones and screens.

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3 d. ago The cancer treatment that hasn't been used once: How patients with rare tumours are being denied lifesaving therapy available on the NHS

The treatment, called selective internal radiation therapy (SIRT), was approved last year, offering a lifeline for patients with a rare neuroendocrine tumour (NET) in the liver.

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5 d. ago How a trip to your local park could put you at risk of terrifying parasite that BLINDS you

Irish researchers have pinpointed the exact locations in public parks that are most heavily contaminated with a parasite that can lead to vision loss.

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8 d. ago Breakthrough in prostate cancer treatment offers hope for erectile function

The method nearly doubles the proportion of men who maintain erectile function after prostate cancer surgery

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2 w. ago Blind and partially sighted risk exclusion from AI revolution, diplomat warns

UN ambassador Walton Aubrey Webson will tell a conference that AI models should have accessibility built into them from the start.

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2 w. ago Breakthrough endometriosis treatment approved for NHS use offers hope to thousands

The new pill is the first long-term daily pill licensed to treat the condition, and works by blocking specific hormones that contribute to endometriosis

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last month NHS patients face going blind due to treatment delays for sight conditions

Patients with complex eye conditions risk going blind due to treatment delays linked to clinicians prioritising simpler and better paid procedures, say medical professionals and campaigners

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