Lancashire Telegraph on MSN15d
New breath test device will help detect debilitating condition
The Rosemere Cancer Foundation has spent £4,319 on a hydrogen breath test monitor, mouthpieces and calibration kit, which is ...
Lancaster Guardian on MSN16d
New device which detects debilitating cancer treatment side effect now available to patients in Lancaster and Morecambe
A breath test device that detects what can be an utterly debilitating but treatable condition has been bought by Rosemere Cancer Foundation so that former cancer patients, whose treatment may have put ...
Lancashire Telegraph15d
Cancer Foundation funds device to detect debilitating SIBO
mouthpieces and calibration kit, which are used to diagnosis Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth, best known by its initials as SIBO. SIBO’s symptoms can include tummy pain, nausea ...
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Royal Preston Hospital cancer centre receives funds for equipment to detect treatment side effects
Rachel Rigby with SIBO testing machine. Rosemere Cancer Foundation has spent over £4,000 on equipment that can detect side effects of cancer treatment.