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Cameron Walker

As seen in: Cancer Today, Harper Macleod
Freelance writer & editor: science, travel, the environment, odd little essays.
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Food Safety for Blood Cancer Patients With Low White Blood Cells

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By Cameron Walker
| Cancer Today Verified
MANY BLOOD CANCER PATIENTS receive intensive chemotherapy, in some cases followed by a stem cell transplant, to treat their cancer. The chemotherapy can damage the protective lining of the GI tract and reduce the number of disease-fighting immune cells called neutrophils in the blood. These changes leave patients vulnerable to infections, including from a source people don’t often think about: the food they eat.
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Environmental Impact Assessments and project splitting: Key takeaways from Raeshaw Farms v Scottish Ministers

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By Anna G Crisp, Alexander Johnson, Cameron Walker
| Harper Macleod
An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) must assess the likely significant environmental effects of a ‘project’ in full before planning permission is granted. A key issue arising in practice is “project splitting”, which occurs when connected elements of a larger project are treated as separate for the purpose of planning and EIA.
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Scottish Government publishes first regional marine plan for Shetland

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By Sam Dillon, Cameron Walker, Julie Doncaster, Jamie Watt
| Harper Macleod
The Scottish Government has formally published the Shetland Islands Regional Marine Plan (SIRMP), the first statutory regional marine plan of its kind in Scotland, marking a major milestone for marine governance in the Northern Isles.
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