We are delighted to announce that our 2023/24 research funding round is now open! The deadline for applying is the 12 May 2023. For more information go to buff.ly/3DsFa4R

📰 - Business First The Spring/Summer edition of Business First has been published and features an article from Michael Pope, Solicitor at Grant Saw Solicitors. Michael's update looks at Mergers and Acquisitions (pages 6 and 7). #publication #businessfirst #mergersandacquisitions

World Retinoblastoma Awareness Week starts this Sunday CHECT UK #RbWeek ow.ly/kntB50Oj1Sk

Tomorrow (12 May) is the last chance to apply for our 2023/24 research funding! For more information go to buff.ly/3DsFa4R

World Retinoblastoma Awareness Week begins tomorrow! Head over to our website to find resources you can use for helping us to raise awareness: chect.org.uk #RbWeek

If you see a white glow in the eye, a white pupil or white reflection in a photo where a flash has been used, or when your child is in artificial light or a darkish room, visit a healthcare professional ASAP as this is the most common sign of retinoblastoma #RbWeek

If you see a white glow in the eye, a white pupil or white reflection in a photo where a flash has been used, or when your child is in artificial light or a darkish room, visit a healthcare professional #RbWeek #SightCareLocal

A squint, where the eyes do not look in the same direction, can sometimes be a symptom of retinoblastoma. In many cases, it’s nothing more than a squint but all children should be checked out just in case, as it’s the second most common sign of retinoblastoma #RbWeek

A white glow is the most common sign of retinoblastoma. If you spot a sign of retinoblastoma, visit a health care professional ASAP. A huge thank you to all the families who have sent us signs and symptoms images and videos to use! #RbWeek

Each year, we report back on families’ experiences of being diagnosed with retinoblastoma in the UK: the symptoms they noticed; the healthcare professionals they saw; and how long it took them to reach one of the specialist centres: chect.org.uk/pathwaystodiag…

The iris – the coloured part of the eye – can change colour in one eye, sometimes only in one area, when a child has retinoblastoma (childhood eye cancer). If you notice a change in the colour of your baby or child’s iris, let a healthcare professional know #RbWeek

If you spot a sign or symptom of retinoblastoma, such as a white glow in the pupil of the eye, please visit a healthcare professional such as an optometrist or GP ASAP. You can learn more about retinoblastoma over on our website: buff.ly/3IqsuyQ

If you spot a sign or symptom of retinoblastoma, have your child’s eyes checked out by a health professional ASAP. The most common signs include a white glow in the pupil of the eye or a squint, where the eyes do not look in the same direction. Visit buff.ly/3aU2F8w

Did you know noise-induced hearing loss is preventable? Watch our video on how to properly use pre-molded earplugs and protect your hearing in loud environments: bit.ly/3ntk4iX

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Did you know we have a children's area on our website, where children and young people (and their parents and guardians!) can learn more about retinoblastoma, treatment and life at school? Visit here: buff.ly/42OGrOG

Amber and Jack shared Robyn's retinoblastoma story recently on ITV. Thank you for helping to create awareness of retinoblastoma! You can watch their interview here: buff.ly/43eRzEv

bbc.co.uk/newsround/6630… I read this story because I thought it would be interesting, but it is so appallingly written I just couldn't. Don't the #BBC edit their output?

Quick learner.. 👌

Did you know that we also have a website aimed at teenagers and young adults who have had retinoblastoma? If you - or your child - would like to contribute content to the website or social media, please contact [email protected] buff.ly/3JQa3VC