Vaccine breakthrough stops cancer returning in trial

A groundbreaking personalized vaccine, when paired with an existing immunotherapy drug, has shown remarkable success in preventing skin cancer from returning in patients, according to early trial results. This development could mark a turning point in how certain cancers are treated, offering new hope for those at high risk of recurrence. The vaccine, developed jointly…

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What supplements do athletes consume every day?

For elite athletes, every detail matters—from the food they eat to the way they recover. But what about the pills, powders, and potions that fill their daily routine? Team GB rower Heidi Long recently gave BBC Sport a behind-the-scenes look at her vitamin and supplement regimen, offering a rare glimpse into the daily habits that…

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How to advocate for your health

Feeling heard and understood during a medical appointment can sometimes feel like a challenge. You might have questions, concerns, or symptoms that you want to discuss, but the clinical setting can be intimidating. The good news is that you can learn to advocate for your health effectively. It is about building a partnership with your…

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Health service reviews cost almost £188,000

Independent investigations and reviews into Guernsey’s health services have racked up a bill of nearly £188,000 over the past five years, according to newly released government figures. The States of Guernsey’s Health & Social Care (HSC) Committee has confirmed that 20 separate reviews were commissioned either by or on behalf of the committee between 2021…

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