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CoppaFeel was created by one brave lady with one sole mission: To remind Britain to COP-A-FEEL.

After being diagnosed at the age of 23, Kristin decided it was time to flip the switch on breast cancer awareness and bring it to the forefront of young people’s attention as they are the ones too often dismissed by breast cancer campaigning. Many of you young ladies tune out messages about Breast Cancer because you don’t believe you are at risk. Right now, mammograms are targeted primarily at the 47 and over population. For women under 47, feeling your boobies is one of the primary ways to ensure early detection.

Campaign Website - Resources: Cancer (Breast) - Cancer (Support)

New resources from the British Heart Foundation raise awareness of the importance of knowing which symptoms are associated with a heart attack. These resources have also been adapted by the Mid & South West Wales Cardiac Network for their awareness campaign in Wales. 

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Novo Nordisk is withdrawing Mixtard 30 from the market by 31 December 2010. This may affect some of your
patients and to help you to make an informed choice about which insulin to transfer them onto. We would stress that you ensure that your patients are aware that any change in the type of insulin used may result in changes in their blood glucose management and may increase the risk of hypoglycaemia.

Diabetes Update insulin chart (Spring 2010)