A lollipop that absorbs tumour-related proteins from saliva could reduce the time it takes to diagnose mouth cancer. When the fruit-flavoured sweet, which is being developed by scientists at ...

A woman of 80 who was taking a blood thinning drug died after her dentist gave her a mouth gel. Lollipop lady Patricia Thomas was found unconscious in bed and died of a brain bleed, an inquest heard.

A Birmingham researcher who is developing a lollipop to detect mouth cancer is urging people to join Race for Life and support more life-saving research.Dr Ruchi Gupta, from the University of ...

Village lollipop lady, 80, died after being given mouth gel by her dentist because she was already taking blood-thinning drug warfarin. Patricia Thomas, from Mumbles, near Swansea, collapsed after ...

How a lollipop can help to spot the early signs of mouth cancer. Scientists hope it will speed up diagnoses which affect 9,000 people a year By PAT HAGAN. Published: 17:01 EDT, 15 April 2024 ...