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Carol Davis

Carol Davis

Freelance Journalist at Daily Mail

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United Kingdom
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Gardening
  • Health & Medicine
  • Travel

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Recent Articles

dailymail.co.uk

Thousands of Britons could be saved from open heart surgery by 'clothes peg'

The implant – the size of a 2p coin – is now available to NHS patients suffering from heart valve disease, in which the valves that control the flow of blood through the heart function poorly and may leak.
about 6 years ago
dailymail.co.uk

'Life-changing' operation that brings paralysed limbs back to life ...

A simple hour-long operation could be ‘life-changing’ for the thousands of Britons left permanently disabled due to damaged nerves
almost 6 years ago
dailymail.co.uk

Bionic bone procedure that grows implant inside the leg could help ...

Emma McCarthy, 30, from suffered from the Isle of Wight, underwent bionic bone implant after suffering from severe discomfort in her hips and knees.
almost 6 years ago
dailymail.co.uk

Patients to walk just hours after new hip replacement op

The new procedure is minimally invasive allowing the patient walk within hours of the operation, unlike the earlier technique which required muscles to be cut apart.
over 5 years ago
dailymail.co.uk

How a haemoglobin spray could spare diabetics from amputation

Official figures show that more than 26,000 lower-limb amputations were carried out in England as a result of complications stemming from diabetes between 2014 and 2016.
over 5 years ago
dailymail.co.uk

Me and my operation: How a high-speed water jet shrank my enlarged ...

Paul Griffiths, 67, a semi-retired estimating engineer from Keynsham, near Bristol had a urinary problem caused by an enlarged prostate. It was treated using a high-speed water jet.
over 5 years ago
dailymail.co.uk

Patch made of your stem cells could revolutionise knee treatment

Steve Neary, 36, a tree surgeon from Winchester, ripped through his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), which supports the knee and joins the shin to the thigh bone, while playing football.
over 5 years ago
dailymail.co.uk

Microcomputer implanted inside heart failure patients could improve...

Grandfather-of-seven Andrew Smith, 71, a retired chartered accountant from Truro in Cornwall, was one of the first UK patients to have the microcomputer fitted inside his heart.
over 5 years ago
dailymail.co.uk

Girl, 14, becomes first NHS patient to have her spine straightened ...

Emma Mayamine was diagnosed four years ago with scoliosis - a condition in which the spine starts to grow unevenly and curves to one side. After having the procedure last November, she’s 2in taller.
about 5 years ago
dailymail.co.uk

New gadget to treat collapsed lungs will allow thousands of Britons...

The portable gadget, which is not much bigger than a ballpoint pen, slashes the time patients need to spend in hospital from three or four days to under an hour.
almost 5 years ago
dailymail.co.uk

Radiotherapy to fix a dodgy heartbeat? We meet the first man in Bri...

Ray Brown, 70, a retired wood turner from Corby Hill, near Carlisle, was the first in the UK to have the treatment, as he tells Carol Davis.
over 4 years ago