We are appealing for the public’s help to trace a teenage girl who has gone missing from #SouthOxhey
Elizabeth, aged 13, who is also known as Libby was last seen at around 10am yesterday (Tuesday 20 October in the Rickmansworth area.
She is described as being approximately 5ft 5ins tall and of medium build with long hair, half red and half brown, which is normally worn up.
It is likely that Elizabeth will be wearing a black blazer and white shirt, with black Nike Air Force trainers.
A Teenager’s $500 Invention Could Inspire Better Kidney Care
At just 17, Canadian student Anya Pogharian began developing a low-cost dialysis machine after volunteering at Montreal General Hospital.
She spent more than 300 hours building a prototype for around $500, which was later tested using human blood during an internship at Héma-Québec.
Dialysis helps remove waste from the blood when the kidneys cannot function properly. Although her prototype was not an approved medical device, her idea highlighted the potential for making treatment more affordable and accessible.
Sometimes, one young mind can inspire a big change in healthcare.
Sources: CBC News; CTV News; Home Dialysis Central
Tilly is a 2 year old female Rottweiler. She is available and looking for a new home.
Tilly would be suitable to a home with no kids. She isn't keen on other dogs or cats.
She is chipped and healthy with no medical issues.
Tilly eats dry kibble and likes to sleep in her owner's room/ bed at night.
She can be wary of new people to begin with but soon comes around.
Tilly is up to date with her vaccinations and likes treats.
She loves to play with stuffed toys and can be left on her own if you need to go out.
Tilly isn't keen on bikes or loud cars. She loves cuddles and play time.
Tilly would suit someone who is on their own looking for a companion, preferably someone who has had the breed before.
For more information or to offer Tilly a new home please email [email protected]
Have you seen missing 15-year-old Sana from Luton?
She was last seen on Saturday (17 October) wearing a grey and gold jumper, trousers, black trainers with silver details and a long grey scarf.
Sana is described as being 5’2”, slim build, has black hair and is of Asian heritage. It is also believed that Sana frequents the Barnet area of London.
Anyone with information about Sana’s whereabouts is urged to get in touch with Police by calling 101 or reporting online using the reference BP-17102026-0491 https://t.co/5BmHPcGDF3
I’ve written an open letter (found IN the link below) in my attempt to help #SaveSquareChapelArts (Halifax) & managed to get a group of well-known pals to back my cause. 🙌
I’d be enormously grateful if you could read the letter & repost. 🙏🏻
Many thanks x
https://t.co/k5MEdUDTcu
#MISSING – LEXI, 15
📍 UCKFIELD, EAST SUSSEX
Lexi has been reported missing since Friday 16 October.
⚠️ HAS LINKS TO BOGNOR REGIS
🔴 DESCRIPTION:
▪️ 5ft 10in tall
▪️ Long brown hair, blue eyes
▪️ Black hoodie with brown fur trim
▪️ Denim shorts and black trainers
▪️ Carrying a black rucksack
🚨 PLEASE SHARE FAR AND WIDE!
She’s just 15 years old. Someone may have seen her.
Your share could help bring her home safely! ❤️
📞 Sussex Police: 101
📋 Reference: 1702 of 16/10
#FindLexi #MissingChild #Sussex
An ”immune reset” using modified cells could offer a permanent cure for millions living with severe autoimmune diseases.
A groundbreaking medical shift is underway, as researchers have repurposed cancer-fighting technology to tackle chronic autoimmune diseases, potentially offering a functional cure rather than lifelong symptom management.
By adapting Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy, scientists can now genetically reprogram a patient's own T-cells to target and eliminate the rogue B-cells responsible for driving autoimmune destruction. This approach acts as a literal 'immune reset'.
In clinical trials, patients suffering from debilitating, overlapping conditions like lupus, systemic sclerosis, and myositis have achieved complete, drug-free remission after just a single infusion, experiencing restored mobility and the total disappearance of autoantibodies.
Traditional treatments for autoimmune conditions rely on heavy, lifelong immunosuppressive drugs that broadly dampen the body's defense systems, leaving patients vulnerable to infections and serious side effects. In contrast, this new era of cell-engineering platforms and highly targeted therapies aims to correct the root cause of the illness.
Emerging trials, including those utilizing mRNA-based CAR T-cell techniques and inverse 'tolerogenic' vaccines, are showing unprecedented success in retraining the immune system to tolerate the body's own tissues.
While long-term data is still being compiled, the initial results represent a paradigm shift, transforming chronic, life-altering conditions into treatable—and potentially curable—maladies.
source: University of North Carolina School of Medicine. (2026). CAR T Cell Therapy Poised to Transform Autoimmune Disease Treatment.
Alzheimer’s just got thrown into reverse, and the fix never even touched a neuron.
Spanish and Chinese researchers built nanoparticles that repair the blood-brain barrier, the brain’s own security gate. Once that gate starts working again, the brain pushes amyloid plaque out into the bloodstream by itself.
The speed is wild. Up to 60% of the plaque gone within an hour.
Cleaner scans were only half of it. The treated mice got their memory back, and it held for months.
For decades the plan was to attack the plaque head on. This team fixed the drain instead.
This handsome lad is still waiting for a new home.
Teddy is a 5 year old male Mastiff mix - he is available and looking for a new home.
He eats Ava sensitive skin and stomach mix from Pets at Home.
Teddy is good in the car but only use to short journeys.
He sleeps in the kitchen at night but would sometimes also sleep in his owners bed.
He is registered with the vets and can be left on his own if you need to go out.
Teddy is a big boy, he may knock small kids over, so he would suit a home with older dog savvy kids 10+.
He loves people and is good once he gets a clap, but he is wary of men wearing hats.
Teddy walks well on the lead and he use to go walking with a dog walker and was fine.
Teddy loves a ball rope, he likes to chew on the rope until it's untied.
He likes treats.
There isn't much that Teddy doesn't like, however he doesn't like the sound of metal/shutter noise as he got a fright when he was a puppy.
Teddy loves lying in bed under the covers. He would be best in a home with no other pets or cats.
He isn't really fussed by other dogs when he is out walking.
Teddy knows basic commands.
For more information or to offer Teddy a new home please email [email protected]
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The people of Albania are out on the streets fighting to save the last untouched wetland in the Mediterranean that Ivanka Trump and her Saudi backers are determined to turn into a huge luxury resort for Billionaires destroying the home of Flamingos, sea turtles, and critically endangered Mediterranean monk seal