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The Future of NALC
I regret to report that NALC is struggling to continue its work. With charities it is usually a lack of funding that poses the
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In Memoriam Bert Culling MBE
All of us at NALC were sorry to hear of the passing of Bert Culling, a past-President of NALC. Bert typified what every charity needs,
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Using an Electrolarynx in an Online Meeting
Zoom and Microsoft Teams are the most common platforms for organising an online meeting. Both try to improve the user experience by for example improving
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AI and Larynx Cancer
Every year around 2400 people are diagnosed with cancer of the larynx. Fortunately, on a small fraction of these patients will need to have their
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The HPV Vaccination Reduces The Incidence of Cancer
The connection between HPV infection and cervical cancer has been known for many years. In 2008 a vaccination programme for girls was introduced to try
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Bob Wingrove, Oxford Club
NALC was very sorry to learn that Bob Wingrove, Secretary of the Oxford Club, passed away early in January. The club shared this tribute It