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Barnsley Hospital has been running an oral cancer awareness initiative in November, which is also national Mouth Cancer Action Month. The goal is to improve access to cancer screening and awareness of head and neck cancer symptoms across South Yorkshire. We spoke to one cancer patient and his partner.
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Antenatal and Newborn Screening is offered during and after your pregnancy as a way of detecting whether your baby could have a particular condition that may require further testing.
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New programme supports young people with additional needs and autism to explore career opportunities
Barnsley health and education partners welcome talented youngsters to life-changing scheme
Young people with learning difficulties and autism have been enrolled onto a new transition into employment programme by Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Barnsley College and Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council.
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Over the last five months, health and care professionals in Barnsley have come together to deliver around 70 blood pressure check sessions in convenient locations across our borough.
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A pair of giant inflatable lungs are coming to Barnsley next week – one of the country’s lung cancer hotspots – to raise awareness of the disease.
The Let’s Talk Lung Cancer Roadshow – a national tour of the world’s first walk-through lung exhibit – is coming to the Alhambra Shopping Centre on Thursday, November 10.
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As bonfire and fireworks night approaches, we urge people to follow safety precautions and act responsibly.
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Barnsley Hospital is taking part in a national survey to find out what patients think about their stroke care.
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Are you kind, caring and keen to work as part of a team?
We are looking for Care Support Workers (AFC Band 2) to work in our inpatient areas.
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October is Black History Month, and this year is extra special as we join the rest of the country in celebrating and recognising the contribution of all Black communities across our society. This year’s theme is Time for Change: Action Not Words. Black heritage plays a significant part in NHS history and throughout October, we will celebrate the cultural heritage that makes the NHS one of the most inclusive and diverse organisations in the world.
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