Warning – this post may upset you (I know it did me). Here we are, in the middle of a campaign to get the way in which Pernicious Anaemia is treated reviewed. We are getting somewhere, though progress is slow. Thankfully we now have two research teams looking at the...
Two weeks ago I was contacted by a journalist from the BBC who herself had been contacted by one of our members regarding the old chestnut – frequency of injections. The member had been on monthly injections (just like patients were treated in the 1960’s) but had...
Word reaches me of movings afoot in London that are not unexpected. It seems that the Dept. of Health and other interested parties are engaging with pharmaceutical companies and ‘suggesting’ that they may want to investigate the possibility of developing a 1mg or 2mg...
I've now received a response from the Minister for Health for Wales, Mark Drakeford AM. This follows a petition that I submitted last year which called for a review of the way in which patients with Pernicious Anaemia are treated in order that their treatment regime...
Ha! That got your attention didn't it? Now let's be grown up about this. People have been having oral sex since the early 1970's though some commentators believe it all started in the social revolution of the 1960's - the decade of decadence. Anyway it happens. And...
Well, well, well! Just as I was thinking of how to try and get the research community interested in investigating the problems with the current test to determine the B12 status of patients along come two significant developments that directly address this problem....
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