Woman wants to use skin from her amputated leg to make handbag
Yes, it’s true. A woman who is soon to have her leg amputated wants to use her own skin to make a handbag. Joan, who is 55 and from Manchester, […]
Yes, it’s true. A woman who is soon to have her leg amputated wants to use her own skin to make a handbag. Joan, who is 55 and from Manchester, […]
Dispose of unwanted items for FREE at the six upcoming Dump On Us events scheduled for 2017! Visalia City, US, will recycle everything possible and properly dispose of the rest. […]
Good news for Yuanzai the Taiwan zoo panda. The hypodermic needle she, or is it he, swallowed was excreted 24 hours later while defecating. Everybody was relieved to see Yuanzai […]
In yet another twist to sharps injury, a two-year-old panda has accidentally swallowed a syringe needle during a regular blood sampling process in a zoo in Taipei, Taiwan. Yuanzai, the […]
How will you celebrate Christmas? Some cheery decorations? A tree, perhaps decorated with tinsel and baubles? But today in Mayfair, it’s all slightly different. Damien Hirst can hardly still be […]
This might raise a smile – Belfast waste bin that has not been emptied in three years! http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/northern-ireland/belfast-waste-bin-that-has-not-been-emptied-in-three-years-31287468.html
Litter pickers and those responding to finds of discarded drug litter know exactly how difficult it can be to find needles that might be hidden in the most unlikely of […]
The Clinical Waste Discussion Forum has considered placenta disposal on previous occasions. Now another opportunity has been offered, to turn your placenta into a designer photo frame. The mind boggles! […]
Clinical Waste Discussion Forum tops 1,000 Some of our visitors may have noticed already, but just a few days ago we topped 1,000 posted since restructuring of the Clinical Waste […]
A cosmetic surgeon who was dismissed by a Plymouth treatment centre was subsequently caught performing a four-hour liposuction procedure in the basement of an unregistered clinic in London’s Mayfair, a misconduct hearing was […]
No, we are not ready just yet to welcome the new Royal baby, but to ponder on press reports of the scrum of reported and photographers assembled outside the main […]
What does waste look like? Not a silly question, since waste takes all forms and descriptions are many and varied, with different individuals seeing waste in entirely different ways, as […]
The waste industries are not widely known for their input to the arts but in a wonderful example that combines art and environment, the Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year […]
Most news these days would suggest that any thought of putting a smile on children’s faces would end with a visit from the local constabulary. But at the Children’s Hospital […]
OK, it’s not The Times crossword, but the January 2013 Clinical Waste Discussion Forum Crossword of Waste is here, to amuse and frustrate. Many of the answers are straightforward, with others […]
We have, on the Clinical Waste Discussion Forum, campaigned against syringe pens, the child’s toy that masquerades as a blood-filled syringe and needle and which has been responsible for several serious scares, […]
It now seems that the Mayan prophecy turned out to be wrong, and the world really didn’t end yesterday. So now that we can all start to relax again and get […]
BBC 4 excels tonight with episode 1 (of 2) of The Secret Life of Rubbish. With tales from old binmen and film archive that has never been broadcast before, this two-part […]
Recognise this? Yes? It’s a sack of clinical waste (medical waste) after autoclave sterilisation. But is it art? Well, yes it is. San Antonio artist Sarah Sudhoff continues her exploration […]
Language translations are back! Blenkharn Environmental operates internationally, and web site statistics show that we have many visitors to the Clinical Waste Discussion Forum for all parts of the world. Page translations are […]
“As Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), the capital city’s premier government hospital, completes inquiry into the recent theft of scores of discarded blood bags on its premises, heads are […]
Over the years, I have seen sharps bins used for a variety of purposes, for collecting sharps and related wastes but also as an impromptu flower vase both on a […]
This Word Search of Waste first appeared in Volume 10 of the Clinical Waste Discussion Forum Newsletter. Answers, and so much more, can be found in the Newsletter archive. […]
This Word Search of Waste first appeared in Volume 8 of the Clinical Waste Discussion Forum Newsletter. Answers, and so much more, can be found in the Newsletter archive.
This Word Search of Waste first appeared in Volume 7 of the Clinical Waste Discussion Forum Newsletter. Answers, and so much more, can be found in the Newsletter archive. […]
Believe it or not, the Clinical Waste Discussion Forum has been on the go now for more than 16 full years! The Clinical Waste Discussion Forum exists for the benefit of […]
Advertising flimflam is part of the way of things these days, and we all take it with a generous pinch of salt. In the UK, claims have to be compliant with […]
Coffee is an increasing popular drink, overtaking tea as the national drink. Coffee shops seem to be everywhere, with outlets in the high street, in book shops and libraries, in […]
It is reported that Pete Doherty has used his own blood for artworks at an exhibition. Artwork that has been painted using the musician Pete Doherty’s blood has gone on display […]
Many waste handlers and ancillary workers inadvertently take their work home with them, on contaminated shoes and on dirty clothing. And now, it seems, so do microbiologists!