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Dick Whittington - Theatre Royal Wakefield

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By Clare Hodgson
| TheReviewsHub Verified
Writer: Chris Hannon Director: Rhiannon Hannon Pantomime is all about traditions – and Wakefield Theatre Royal has plenty of them to spare. The central team of Chris Hannon (writer/Dame) and Rhiannon Hannon (director) is supported by such regulars as Jim Lunt (MD in charge of an ever-attentive trio), Louise Denison (some pretty cool choreography) and Mark Walters (set and costumes – all very smart, with a bonus point for Chris Hannon’s outlandish outfits).
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Real-world use of different pembrolizumab regimens (3 weekly versus 6 weekly) in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients

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By Lucy Osborne, Ana Ortega-Franco, Clare Hodgson, mark Pearce
| Lung Cancer Verified
Evaluation of a photodynamic therapy service for patients with early-stage lung cancer unable to have surgery or radiotherapy
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The School of Social and Political Sciences turns 10

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By Clare Hodgson
| The University of Sydney
When SSPS was formed in 2008, it united academics from the Departments of Anthropology, Government and International Relations, Sociology and Social Policy, and Australia’s only Department of Political Economy. Ten years on, the School has become a home for over 100 staff members.
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Radiation dose to heart base linked with poorer survival in lung cancer patients

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By Jason Kennedy Verified, Alan McWilliam, Clare Hodgson, Eliana Vasquez Osorio
| European Journal of Cancer Verified
This article has generated a strong hypothesis, which we believe can now aid in directing future studies. In an unselected group of 1101 patients, we have identified the base of the heart as a dose-sensitive region, where excess dose results in poorer patient survival (HR 1.25, 95% CI 1.01–1.56, p = 0.04). For those patients where heart contours were available (386 patients), neither the mean dose, V5 or V30 showed significance in univariate or multivariate analysis.
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