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Dichloroacetate sodium (DCA) has being explored as a possible metabolic therapy for a range of malignancies since 2007. RECIST standards define "response" as the degree to which cancers have decreased or disappeared on imaging. DCA is a cytostatic drug in vitro and in vivo that does not promote apoptosis...
The current bin strike throughout the city is set to be extended after protestors continued to make their case. Their representative, The GMB union, announced that the current suggested dates for the strike will now last a total of five weeks, versus the originally suggested two. This will see the continuation...
The Brighton Half Marathon saw an exceptional turnout as the event returned to the city’s streets. Numbers indicated more than 6000 runners signed up to take part in the competition in what was its 31st time taking place. This year’s event was hosted by the HIV charity The Sussex Beacon, with...
The recent disagreements and expected resolutions regarding the housing of Brighton’s homeless population in outside accommodation has resulted in legal action now being consulted to remedy the issue. The main area of the dispute continues to centre around the use of one particular housing accommodation, Kendal Court in Newhaven, which...
The Brighton Pier Group has seen their profits rise to unexpected levels after British holiday makers turned to domestic breaks during the Covid lockdown period. The desperation for people to escape their houses following the end of restrictions proved fruitful for the company as they managed to pass the pre-pandemic...
The private members club ‘Soho House’ is set to open on the Brighton seafront after owners confirmed that the business would finally be coming to the city after years of planning and proposals. While there is currently no actual scheduled date for opening, current projections indicate that they are hopeful...
Buying a family car comes with all sorts of considerations. You have to think about car seats, upgrading storage space and if your budget will fit the bill. Then comes all the research and negotiation, and before you know it, you’ve found yourself a sweet ride for all the...
Disputes over changes to working schedules among other issues has caused rubbish truck drives to begin a two-week strike. Changes in the duties carried out and the removal of long serving drivers from their traditional routes has seen the workers walk out, with the GMB union announcing that 100% of...
Residents who rely on trains for work and other access are facing delays to journey times and possible rail replacement services for nine days when works start in February 2022. An announcement from Network Rail has indicated that the tracks that lie between Lewes and Three Bridges, Brighton will close...
Brighton College’s application extend its existing drama provisions for his students has gone under consideration by city council officials as of Wednesday 6th October. The Planning Committee officers had backed the plans by the school to create a new performing arts centre as part of its ongoing campus redevelopment. The private...