Monthly Archives: July 2018

Macmillan Coastal Garden Trail – 28th/29th July 2018

Take part in the 7th Coastal Garden Trail to raise money for Macmillan’s Horizon Centre.

Driftwood Fundraising Group is holding the 2018 trail on the weekend of 28 and 29 July. Popular gardener, Jim Buttress, will open the trail at 11am at Driftwood in Seaford on the 28 July. Click on the image to find out more on the important event taking place on our Sussex doorstep.

Now, these are all going to be fantastic and C-Side wouldn’t want to promote any particular garden – but you might want to have a look at Annelise’s poster.

Family History Service

At our June meeting KIrtsteen Daly gave a talk on the role that the Family History Service and genetics science plays in establishing the risk of inheriting diseases – particularly colorectal and similar cancers. It was a brilliant and thought provoking presentation and Kirteen has given permission for her notes to be recorded here in video form.

Please use the control bar at the bottom of the screen to manage the video playback, sound level etc;, it may also be viewed full-screen.

 

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The Colorectal Family History Service is based at the Royal Sussex County Hospital. The service assesses your family history of cancer to determine appropriate screening and whether or not genetic investigations are possible within your family. The service is lead by Dr Suzi Green and managed by Family History Nurse Specialist Kirsteen Daly. A referral from your GP or hospital consultant is required.


We’re passionate about our guts! Guts UK’s vision is a world where digestive disorders are better understood, better treated and everyone who lives with one gets the support they need.

 

The Hereditary Colon Cancer Foundation is a nonprofit organization serving the hereditary colorectal cancer community. Our vision is to be a beacon of light – extending life expectancy, enhancing life quality, and instilling hope in those diagnosed with hereditary colon cancer syndromes.

LSUK was founded in early 2014 by a group of people that originally met on a social media support group. Being frustrated by the lack of information and stories of erratic screening regimes throughout the UK, we came together to change things for people affected by Lynch Syndrome for the better.

 

Molecular testing strategies for Lynch syndrome in people with colorectal cancer. Diagnostics guidance [DG27] Published date: