Disease and Medical Conditions

Why The Case Of Albert Thompson Really Matters

Albert has already had blood cancer lymphoma and has been unable to work in his job as a mechanic for ten years - we have to stand up to the increasingly harsh Home Office
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Women Living With HIV Are Invisible In Our Society - But We Are Working Toward Equality

Over half of women living with HIV in the UK have experienced violence
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Sugar Tax: Will It Curb The UK’s Obesity?

As the UK implements a sugar tax on sugary drinks, we ask the public if they think it will actually help to curb obesity?
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Music Has Been My Salvation During Cancer Treatment

I have incurable breast cancer. I'm hoping that this piece of music that I've commissioned will raise money for research
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I Found My Kidney Donor On Facebook

I will be the first to tell you that my story is one-in-a-million
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When I Fell Pregnant For The First Time I Was Tested For HIV — The Result Came Back Positive

This Mother's Day think of the women fighting to end paediatric AIDS
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To Mothers With Breast Cancer, From A Mother With Breast Cancer

As hard as breast cancer tries, it will never take away your privilege of being a mother
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Stephen Fry's Message About Prostate Cancer Spurred Me On To Get Checked

Where did Fry succeed where all the other public information films, advertising campaigns, doctors’ surgery text prompts and sleepless self-questioning nights had failed?
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It's Only A Tremor - Living With Parkinson's

Being diagnosed with a disease such as Parkinson’s makes you question everything
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After Both My Mum And I Were Diagnosed With Cancer I Knew I Was Meant To Be A Nurse

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