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BBC News and Sport Search: alzheimer BBC News and Sport Search: alzheimer Cancer fund cash 'will run out'A BBC investigation discovers that the government will need more money to meet the promises made for its new fund for cancer drugs.Island groups get Queen's AwardTwo Guernsey charities have been awarded The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service.GCSE exhibit to aid dementia unitArtwork by GCSE students and pupils in Jersey is on display at a ward for dementia patients to provide stimulation.'Beer belly' link to Alzheimer'sPeople who carry a lot of weight around their middle are at increased risk of developing dementia, say US researchers.GCSE art to aid dementia patientsGCSE artwork is being hung at a unit that provides care for dementia patients in Jersey.Call to discuss dying days careDoctors are being urged to help terminally ill patients discuss dying well in advance of their final days.Mayor of Preston to be sworn inThe new Mayor of Preston is to be sworn in later for the second time.Cowie pays tribute to calm AdamsFormer Ross County midfielder Don Cowie says Derek Adams' calming nature will be a major influence for the players in preparing for the Scottish Cup final.Radio Ulster wins Sony Gold awardBBC Radio Ulster has won a prestigious Sony Gold award at the annual ceremony held in London.Helpline for Alzheimer's patientsA new 24-hour helpline for people in Cornwall affected by Alzheimer's disease is launched.Women compete in city's 10k runMore than 11,000 women compete in a 10k race in Glasgow, one of the largest events of its kind in Britain.Genome screened for disease riskA scientist has had all his DNA screened for what diseases he may succumb to in later life.Dementia support 'needs overhaul'A leading Scottish dementia group calls for an overhaul in the way support is provided for people with the condition.Independent candidatesA list of candidates standing as independents in the 2010 general election.Brain training 'boost' questionedBrain training games do not improve overall brain power, a scientific study launched by the BBC suggests.Newsfeed display by CaRP |
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