The Amazing
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| Origin | Sweden |
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| Albums | Picture You |
| Gentle Stream | |
| In Transit | |
| Ambulance | |
| Genres | Indie Rock |
| Psychedelic Rock | |
| Neo-psychedelia | |
| Progressive Rock | |
| Jazz Fusion | |
| Progg | |
| Record labels | Partisan Records |
| Subliminal Sounds | |
| Dine Alone Records | |
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| ID | 1790552 |
About The Amazing
The Amazing are a Swedish indie rock band, whose members include Reine Fiske, who plays with Dungen, and Christoffer Gunrup, who played in Granada and with Anna Järvinen. Fredrik Swahn, Alexis Benson, and drummer Moussa Fadera are also in The Amazing.
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... He added: " My thoughts at this time go out to [Bradley s parents] Gemma and Carl, who shouldn t have to deal with incidents like this, but rather be praised for The Amazing work they are doing with the Bradley Lowery Foundation in their son s memory...
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... " This is the largest marine protected area in the Eastern Caribbean; it showcases The Amazing work that conservationists and environmentalists can do right at home, " she tells the BBC...
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... " It means so much to be here, and to meet The Amazing, dedicated people who are working on defeating this disease, " she says...
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... The outpouring of love from all those who knew him is testament to The Amazing person he was...
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... Canadian singer Bryan Adams posted a photo of Robertson and wrote: " Thanks for The Amazing music and the great hangs...
Infant leukaemia: Ipswich mother tells of her baby death heartbreak
By Laurence CawleyBBC News, Suffolk
A mother whose Baby son died of a rare form of blood cancer says she hopes new research will spare other families from similar " heartbreak".
Callan Brett, 33, from Ipswich, lost her son Henry to infant acute myeloid leukaemia in May 2021.
Diagnosed at five months old, Henry was just 14 Months old when he died.
Mrs Brett says a new research project into infant leukaemia at University of Edinburgh meant the " The World " to her and her family.
The research, co-funded by Leukaemia UK and Worldwide Cancer Research, aims to uncover kinder and more effective treatments for infant leukaemia - a rare but devastating disease which affects babies under 12 Months .
The Project is being led by Prof Katrin Ottersbach at Edinburgh's Centre for Regenerative Medicine.
Prof Ottersbach says: " The Treatment of infant leukaemia has not improved for decades.
" This research will allow us to investigate what makes blood cancer in infants unique, and how we can treat it more efficiently. "
Mrs Brett says: " I was shell-shocked when we were told that Henry had infant leukaemia.
" The only way I can describe it is total devastation.
" All I could feel was sheer panic.
" Later, I felt such guilt as well. If he'd been my first child, I might have worried sooner, but because he was my Second - and because he was such a happy Baby - I was more relaxed. I just felt so guilty. "
What is infant leukaemia?Henry spent More Than half of his life in hospital and underwent four rounds of chemotherapy.
Two years After Henry 's death, Mrs Brett and her husband James Hope sharing Henry's story will raise awareness of infant leukaemia and highlight the need for research.
" My Baby cannot have died for no reason, " she says. " His death has to mean something.
" If I have To Live the entire rest of My Life without him, then there has to be progress in that time. "
Mrs Brett recently met with Prof Ottersbach to learn more about The Project .
" It means so much to be here, and to meet The Amazing , dedicated people who are working on defeating this disease, " she says. " It just means The World . "
" We cannot stand by knowing that more research could spare another family from his type of heartbreak. "
Prof Ottersbach's project runs until October 2025.
It will investigate two genes that are involved in The Most common type of infant leukaemia.
" Both of these genes, SGMS1 and ELOVL1, are involved in regulating the fat content of cells, " she says, " Suggesting that infant leukaemia cells have specific fat requirements that are important to keep them alive.
" Maybe if you can stop the cancer cells getting the fat they need, you can potentially stop the cancer from growing. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
