With the expected transfer Friday of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) from a hospital in Tucson to a rehabilitation center in Houston, her treatment transitions from a heroic, high-tech fight to save her life to a long and arduous slog to help her brain rebuild itself.
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With next step, Giffords has long fight ahead
PSNI Inspector who complained she was discriminated after her treatment for cancer, has been paid £55,000 in a settlement made without admission of liability by the PSNI.
Sheffield United mascot Captain Blade protests against the treatment of Preston counterpart Deepdale Duck.
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Sit-in for duck as club’s pirate mascot supports rival
The Food and Drug Administration said in a statement that it planned to rescind Avastin’s accelerated approval for the treatment of breast tumors.
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F.D.A. Bars Use of Avastin to Treat Breast Cancer
Germany complains to Greece and the EU about the treatment of migrants on the Greek-Turkish land border.
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Germany sounds alarm on migrants
Christopher Hitchens talks to Jeremy Paxman about his treatment for oesophageal cancer which has now spread to his lymph nodes and lungs.
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Christopher Hitchens on his ‘living’ cancer
The Chinese are an enormous economic presence in Zambia, but their treatment of local workers has become an explosive political issue.
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Zambia Balances Aid From China and Resentment
New concerns have been raised about the treatment migrant workers receive in the UK after seven Romanian children were found working illegally in freezing conditions on a farm in Worcestershire.
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Migrant worker treatment concerns
The daughter of a man who died after suffering from C. difficile during an outbreak of the bug two years ago brands his treatment “deplorable”.
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C.diff treatment was ‘deplorable’
Mark Cavendish says he has not been offered a new contract by his team HTC-Columbia beyond next season and expresses dismay at his treatment.
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Cavendish feels ‘abused’ by team
Around 70 asylum seekers break out of a detention centre in the Australian city of Darwin to hold a protest against their treatment.
