MacLaurin Media directors Rania Johnson and Will Iredale go solo
MacLaurin Media's top two directors, Rania Johnson and Will Iredale, are launching their own comms agencies as their boss 'steps away from the coalface'.
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By Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith, 13 May 2013Pegasus has been brought in to handle a major consumer PR drive for two personal care brands, Cuticura and Soft & Gentle, on a retained basis.
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By Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith, 02 May 2013Shooting Star CHASE, the children's hospice charity, has drafted in 3 Monkeys to raise awareness of its work.
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On the agenda: Measles risk raised by MMR jab scare
By Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith, 23 April 2013Up to two million children could be susceptible to measles because of an unwarranted MMR vaccine scare 15 years ago, leading doctors have said.
On the agenda - Male baldness link with heart disease
By Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith, 12 April 2013Men who go bald on the top of their heads are at greater risk of developing heart disease, whereas men who lose hair at the front of their heads are not, according to researchers in Japan.
On the agenda: Genetic markers for cancer found
By Daniel Farey-Jones, 02 April 2013Scientists have used a simple blood test to discover a series of genetic variations that can increase an individual's risk of getting prostate, breast or ovarian cancer.
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