With the BTA flexing some muscle on the Columbia River Crossing project and a grassroots effort in opposition to a 12-lane bridge by Rising Tide Cascadia well under way, some of you might be curious ...

Screening for colorectal cancer (CRC) is defined by racial differences, which could be explained through social context. Social context could play a role in the differences in screening for colorectal ...

John Newton, from the Carbon Trust Standard, joins the speaker line-up on November 12th, to explain how voluntary certification and recognition of an organisation's climate credentials, can be an ...

The call was made by families directly affected by the scandal in highly emotional scenes yesterday. Speaking on RTÉ radio, journalist Tom Clonan — whose 11-year-old son Eoin receives CRC support due ...

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A gene mutation may lead to more severe colorectal cancer in black patients, according to a recent study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute. The study was conducted by the ...

Changes in NEN classification in 2013 may partly explain the rise in EOCRC incidence, with NEN rates surging before 2013 and declining thereafter. EOCRC incidence increased among individuals aged 15 ...

My son attends the Central Remedial Clinic in Dublin. Eoghan is 11 years old and suffers from a rare and serious neuromuscular disease. He was a healthy baby boy and did not develop symptoms until he ...