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    Ceremony for leading Healthcare Pioneers
    Ceremony for leading Healthcare Pioneers: The non-profit organisation Arrhythmia Alliance hosted an award ceremony at The Palace of Westminster, London, UK during World Heart Rhythm Week (05 June to 11 …
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    DETECT, PROTECT, CORRECT, PERFECT
    New report highlights healthcare professionals who practice DETECT, PROTECT, CORRECT, PERFECT when treating Atrial Fibrillation (AF). Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common sustained heart rhythm disorder. It is caused …
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    Causes and risk factors of Erb’s Palsy
    Babies with Erb’s palsy are born with a type of injury to the brachial plexus, which affects the muscles in the shoulder and arm. Symptoms of this condition include weakness …
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    Burns Safety Made Simple
    We partnered with Children’s Burns Trust to share some of the risks that lead to children being burned, simple tips to keep children safe and what you can do in …
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    Sands’ Saving Babies’ Lives team – Prevention …
    Meet our Saving Babies’ Lives team who focus on the prevention aspect of Sands’ work. Together, #WeAreSands June is Sands Awareness Month – raising awareness and understanding of baby death …

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