No – not for you, for me. You see, somebody has nominated me for the UK Blog Awards 2017. The Awards are sponsored by Odeon Cinemas and there are seventeen different categories. I’ve been entered into the Health and Social Care group. I’ve been writing my blog for...
Another meeting – this time in Bath. And it was with two representatives of one of the Active B12 Platforms to discuss how the society could help to convince laboratories that they need to start to offer the Active B12 test which is better than the current total serum...
Last week I was in London (again) for a training session that was for Stakeholders in the National Institute for Care and Clinical Excellence (NICE). I’m registered as a stakeholder for the following Guidelines: Depression in adults with a chronic physical health...
The Guidelines on Cobalamin and Folate that were produced by the British Committee for Standards in Haematology are now over two years old. The guidelines were an update of previous guidelines issued to medical professionals and they came about following on from a...
This is an email that I received yesterday. It’s all in a day’s work you know. The moral of the story is don’t lose all hope. We will help if we possibly can. To all members and all who happen across the PAS whilst trying to find out about this misunderstood disease....
So – we patients with full-blown Autoimmune Pernicious Anaemia stand a slightly higher chance of developing gastric cancer than the rest of the population. Doctors are not generally concerned about this as the risk is relatively low (I deal with this in my latest...
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