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Ellen Holly, pioneering black actress in 'One Life to Live', dies at 92

Ellen Holly, pioneering black actress in ‘One Life to Live’, dies at 92

By Merry
Postman Alasdair Ross, 41, from Bristol, lost his finger after a dog attacked him while making deliveries. Alasdair, who is also a part-time music teacher, decided to undergo the procedure

Postie Alasdair’s finger rebuilt after dog attack by using part of his big toe: Pioneering op is the first of its kind as plastic surgeons warn of 180 per cent rise in referrals from dog bites

By Merry
Wolfgang Puck

How Wolfgang Puck’s Pioneering Chinois Fusion Restaurant Changed Gastronomy

By Merry
Currently, bladder cancer is treated with chemotherapy, surgery and sometimes radiation therapy.

Pioneering trial will test DNA in the TUMOURS of patients with advanced bladder cancer – allowing doctors to prescribe personalised drug treatments

By Merry
Marina Cicogna, Pioneering Producer of Key Italian Films, Dies at 89

Marina Cicogna, Pioneering Producer of Key Italian Films, Dies at 89

By Merry
Dusty Street, Pioneering Female DJ for Los Angeles Radio Station KROQ, Dies at 77

Dusty Street, Pioneering Female DJ for Los Angeles Radio Station KROQ, Dies at 77

By Merry
Most cases of cervical cancer occur in women in their early 30s, with around 3,200 new diagnoses a year in the UK (file photo)

Pioneering therapy cuts risk of cervical cancer by up to 35%

By Merry
Lawrence Faucette, 58, is the second person in the world to receive a heart transplant from a genetically modified pig. He was deemed ineligible for a human heart due to peripheral vascular disease, which reduces blood circulation. Pictured before surgery with his wife Ann, Mr Faucette is now breathing on his own, and his heart is functioning without any supportive devices

Terminally ill man from Maryland, 58, is living with a PIG’S HEART – after becoming second patient ever to get pioneering transplant surgery

By Merry
So-called wastewater surveillance was pioneered during the pandemic to track new variants and gave officials early warning about outbreaks.

Now the CDC wants to monitor your POOP to track flu outbreaks – after pioneering ‘wastewater surveillance’ during Covid pandemic

By Merry
Marc Morris, 59 (pictured, before his stroke) was found unconscious at his computer by his wife Jayne last September at their home in Craven Arms, Shropshire.

Doctors rebuild father’s skull with a ceramic plate in pioneering operation after he had a third of it removed following a severe stroke

By Jacky
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