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Penny has been keeping her eye on things since day one...

84 year-old June had been gradually losing the use of her fingers over the past few years until it reached the stage where she could hardly use her hands at all. But following surgery to reattach tendons that had become worn away by wrist arthritis, June has been able to grab back the many day-to-day skills that most people take for granted.

He started shooting at the age of 10 and went on to win a number of international awards but, when he virtually lost the sight in his left eye, Donovan Jenkin feared he might have ‘taken aim’ for the last time.

Blood cancers are the third biggest cause of cancer deaths in the UK, but a national survey* has revealed less than two in ten people are confident they could identify the symptoms.

Staff from Spire Little Aston Hospital have handed a cheque for £5,577 to Whittington’s St Giles Hospice following a two-year charity campaign.

She was just three years old when she first sat in the saddle but, after a lifetime of horse-riding, 53-year-old Sally Johnson feared ever-increasing hip pain could mean an end to the hobby she loved...

Foot and ankle specialist Mr Tarek El Gamal, who practices at Spire Little Aston Hospital, was voted Trainer of the Year by trainee surgeons throughout Warwickshire and Coventry.

Having already been through extensive treatment for both lung and larynx cancers Burntwood grand-dad Simon Groves was shocked when a routine operation to treat an enlarged prostate discovered that he had cancer for the third time.

As part of Skin Cancer Awareness Month Dr Haytham Al-Rawi, Consultant Dermatologist and Dermatological Surgeon, gives advice on how you could spot moles on your skin.

Taking the guesswork out of sunscreen shopping