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Welfare Homepage Hull University Union provides students with a range of welfare services that can help you deal with a number of different situations that may affect you whilst studying at The University of Hull.
Feature Article The most common symptom of germ-cell tumours(GCT) is a painless lump or swelling on one of the testicles, usually noticed by the patient. Other warning signals include enlargement of a testicle, an increase in testicular firmness, pain in a testicle, an unusual difference between one testicle and the other, an ache in the lower stomach or groin and heaviness in the scrotum. Rarely patients may present with the symptoms of advanced disease, which include breast tenderness, back pain, shortness of breath and haemoptysis (coughing up blood).
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Welfare Services Our Welfare services range from the Student Advice Centre located on the First Floor of the Students Union Building (University House) which provides a drop in service from 12am till 2pm. To visit the Advice Centre homepage Click Here
For Advice throughout the night Hull University Union provides Nightline. Nightline is a confidential, listening & information service run by students for students open every night of semester from 8pm to 8am. To visit the Nightline homepage Click Here
LINKS First Aid are Hull University Unions very own division of St. John Ambulance. LINKS provide first aid cover for the Union, including Asylum and sports events, as well as participating in events in and around Hull. To visit the LINKS First Aid homepage Click Here
LGBT are Hull University Unions Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Commitee. As a comittee LGBT represents Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender people in the union, making sure that equality is maintained, provide a regular listening and support service, and organise a social network. |
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