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Pupils urged to take advantage of heart screening offer
A Perthshire couple who lost their son to an undetected cardiac condition have urged youngsters to sign up to a heart screening day being held in Aberfeldy next month. (...)
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Minister advises against attending private firm's health clinics being held at her church
A Dundee minister has advised people not to attend a health screening clinic organised for her own church. (...)
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Award-winning You've Been Trumped comes to the DCA
For a film Donald Trump branded "a failure" and Creative Scotland refused to finance, You've Been Trumped is doing rather well, winning two major film festival awards. Ahead of its week-long run in Dundee, its director Anthony Baxter spoke to The Courier. (...)
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DCA holds chess tournament ahead of Bobby Fischer film
Chess fans gathered at Dundee Contemporary Arts for a tournament to mark the screening of a documentary about one of the most talented, and most troubled, players of the game. (...)
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Aberdeen premiere for You've Been Trumped
An Angus production company's film on the residents fighting Donald Trump's £750 million golf development in Aberdeenshire is to receive its Scottish premiere this month. (...)
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Outrage after trees felled for work on Forth replacement crossing
A Rosyth woman is angered that trees have been axed outside her home as part of work for the new Forth road bridge. (...)
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Mothers-to-be given new Down's syndrome test
Expectant mothers in Tayside are being offered an earlier test for Down's syndrome as a new programme of pregnancy screening rolls out across the region. (...)
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Heart disease and stroke project welcomes 2500th volunteer
A Dundee University-led research project trying to prevent two of Scotland's biggest natural killers has recruited its 2500th volunteer. (...)
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Tayside shows up well in screening figures
Tayside is beating the national average for the proportion of women undergoing routine screening for breast cancer. (...)
