Kosher bagels and high design are part of the mix at a hub for breast cancer patients in London
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Ruth Adley needs a transplant to save her from a life on dialysis, as her kidneys are failing
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Richard Prais also allegedly sent the girl a picture of himself naked
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The UK’s dedicated heart valve disease charity, Heart Valve Voice is calling for senior NHS decision-makers to increase treatment capacity for severe aortic stenosis.
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The professor's family wryly noted she might have been 'quite pleased' to learn her death was an 'international police incident'
By Katie Grant
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The Chief Rabbi's guidance for communal leaders to be sensitive to those who have experienced baby loss is very welcome
The High Holy Days are a good time to reflect on how we look after ourselves, says Viola Levy
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Around one in every 400 people in the general population carries a faulty BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene, but the risk factor for people of Ashkenazi Jewish descent is 10 times greater
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Dr Terry Dubrow, star of TV show Botched, says his experience of correcting mistakes always proves emotional for him and his patients
By Elisa Bray
Jonathan Sacerdoti visits a charity which gives hope to thousands
By Jonathan Sacerdoti
The Jewish musician has opened up about the condition and described how it has affected his creative process
Former magistrate Louise Kaye, who is suffering from blood cancer, needs to find an Ashkenazi Jewish match
The minuscule heart, which is the size of half a grain of rice, has the potential to transform drug testing and cardiovascular research
By Eliana Jordan
Robin Samuel was diagnosed with neuroblastoma, a cancer that mostly affects babies and young children
The review will among other things look at how to better accommodate Jewish patients on days of religious observance
By Daniel Ben-David
By Karen E H Skinazi
I get Marie Kondo’s way of thinking: hold on to what makes you happy and when you let go of things were once meaningful, honour them
