a british holidaymaker who was seriously injured when a teenage boy crashed into her while they received ski lessons in the french alps is taking legal action against the tour operator who organised the trip . juliet doyle , from northfield in birmingham , said she struggles to complete simple tasks and was forced to temporarily end her pursuit of a radiotherapy and oncology degree as a result of her injuries . the 50-year-old mother of three is seeking compensation to help with her recovery and rehabilitation after suffering torn ligaments in her left knee , a fractured right ankle and a torn rotator cuff in her right shoulder at saint-gervais , france in april 2013 . breakthrough ? : early tests carried out on cancer cells -lrb- like the one pictured -rrb- have shown survival rates in mice were boosted by more than 50 per cent . a new technique that effectively gives a personal treatment for cancer has been found by scientists . juliet doyle is seeking compensation after she was injured on a ski trip with her son in france . juliet booked the family ski holiday and lessons with peak retreats limited to celebrate her son 's 21st birthday . she was waiting for the rest of her group to ski to the bottom of the slope when a 14-year-old boy in the class crashed into her from behind . she claims the boy had been repeatedly warned about his behaviour and told that he was skiing too fast and beyond his capabilities . juliet said she has had an operation on her ankle after a cyst developed on the bone and will undergo a bone graft this month . it harnesses the power of the body 's immune system and targets it at tumours . early experiments have demonstrated that the new method could revolutionise cancer care . scientists have found a system of priming the body 's immune system to recognise , attack and kill off cancerous cells in lung , skin and bowel tumours . the team which carried out the research found that early trials ` profoundly retarded ' tumour growth in mice . juliet doyle , 50 , said her injuries forced her to end her pursuit of a radiotherapy and oncology degree . she also needs an operation to repair her damaged shoulder and requires ongoing physiotherapy to aid her recovery . she said : ` this skiing holiday to france with my family was supposed to be a relaxing break to celebrate my son 's 21st birthday and an opportunity to improve my skiing . instead , i have been left with injuries that have had a huge impact on me , both physically and in my career . ` at the time of the accident i was training to be a radiographer and was working hard to reach my goals and start a new career . however , all my hard work may be wasted as i no longer have a place at the university and will have to reapply once i recover and am able to attend lectures . ` the injuries have also affected my day-to-day life as i can no longer do simple tasks around the house or walk my dog . i 've also missed a number of family occasions and i 've been left feeling frustrated , angry and upset by the circumstances of my accident and the physical damage it has caused . survival rates were boosted by more than 50 per cent , according to results published in the journal nature last night . the scientists are now recruiting patients with skin cancer for the first clinical trial on humans . british experts said it is the most promising sign yet that ` personal ' treatments may be effective in treating a wide range of cancers . until now most cancer drugs have been designed according to the type of tumour they are attacking -- a broad-brush approach in which the type of drug is selected depending on the body part in which the tumour is sited . ` i 'm taking legal action to help get the support for further rehabilitation for my injuries so that i can get my life back on track . but i also hope that my case acts as a reminder of the dangers that skiers face and that all ski holiday operators will make sure they keep their novice skiers safe during their lessons . ' juliet doyle said she booked the family ski trip and lessons with tour operator peak retreats limited . a spokesperson for peak retreats limited told mailonline travel : ` peak retreats was recently saddened to hear that mrs doyle had an accident during her holiday in 2013 . but the new focus on personal cancer therapy instead aims to harness each individual 's immune system and give it a boost depending on the genetic make-up of the tumour itself . ` it was first notified of the alleged incident over a year and a half after it was said to have occurred and is still investigating the matter with the local ski school and its insurers . ` it is therefore unable to add any other comments at this stage . sadly accidents between skiers can occur anywhere on the slopes and for this reason peak retreats always insist its clients have adequate ski travel insurance in place . ' juliet has hired solicitors from irwin mitchell to seek compensation from peak retreats limited . joseph dawson , a specialist travel lawyer at irwin mitchell , said : ` what was supposed to be an enjoyable week-long break for juliet has resulted in almost two years of pain and suffering and turned her life upside down . ` we are now taking legal action , on juliet 's behalf , to secure compensation , to include the necessary funds to cover her physiotherapy and rehabilitation costs so that we can maximise her chances of a good recovery . ` the ground-breaking technique may provide a universal blueprint for vaccines that can target a wide range of human cancers . and it overcomes the problem of cancer presenting an ever-moving target that constantly evolves to evade the immune system . scientists last night welcomed the german team 's breakthrough . professor kevin harrington , from the institute of cancer research , london , said : ` this study provides the first evidence that we may be on the threshold of being able to produce individualised vaccines directed against specific mutations present in a patient 's tumour . advances : people with skin cancer are now being recruited for the first human trial . ` rapid production of purpose-built vaccines appears possible and can now be tested in carefully designed clinical trials . ` as yet , this approach must be seen as experimental but it potentially represents a new way of harnessing the power of the immune system against cancer . ' the scientists , led by dr ugur sahin , of johannes gutenberg university in mainz , identified tumour-specific mutations linked to the different cancers and showed that many of them could be recognised by the body 's immune system . they then created vaccines based on the body 's own rna -- a genetic messenger -- which encouraged the immune system to direct itself towards the weakest part of the tumour . the treatment was shown to boost the body 's t-cells , which detect , hunt down and destroy cancer cells . of the mice treated , two-thirds were alive after 100 days . of those that did not receive treatment all died within 65 days . when repeated vaccinations were administered , ` tumour growth was profoundly retarded ' , the authors wrote . professor peter johnson , from the cancer research uk centre at southampton general hospital , said : ` this technique provides the first evidence that it may be possible to direct the immune system to fight cancer using personalised vaccines . 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juliet doyle , 50 , was injured while taking ski lessons at saint-gervais . she said a boy crashed into after being warned about his behaviour . the mother of three said her injuries forced her to abandon her studies . she said she is taking legal action to help with further rehabilitation .
a british holidaymaker who was seriously injured when a teenage boy crashed into her while they received ski lessons in the french alps is taking legal action against the tour operator who organised the trip . juliet doyle , from northfield in birmingham , said she struggles to complete simple tasks and was forced to temporarily end her pursuit of a radiotherapy and oncology degree as a result of her injuries . the 50-year-old mother of three is seeking compensation to help with her recovery and rehabilitation after suffering torn ligaments in her left knee , a fractured right ankle and a torn rotator cuff in her right shoulder at saint-gervais , france in april 2013 . breakthrough ? : early tests carried out on cancer cells -lrb- like the one pictured -rrb- have shown survival rates in mice were boosted by more than 50 per cent . a new technique that effectively gives a personal treatment for cancer has been found by scientists . juliet doyle is seeking compensation after she was injured on a ski trip with her son in france . juliet booked the family ski holiday and lessons with peak retreats limited to celebrate her son 's 21st birthday . she was waiting for the rest of her group to ski to the bottom of the slope when a 14-year-old boy in the class crashed into her from behind . she claims the boy had been repeatedly warned about his behaviour and told that he was skiing too fast and beyond his capabilities . juliet said she has had an operation on her ankle after a cyst developed on the bone and will undergo a bone graft this month . it harnesses the power of the body 's immune system and targets it at tumours . early experiments have demonstrated that the new method could revolutionise cancer care . scientists have found a system of priming the body 's immune system to recognise , attack and kill off cancerous cells in lung , skin and bowel tumours . the team which carried out the research found that early trials ` profoundly retarded ' tumour growth in mice . juliet doyle , 50 , said her injuries forced her to end her pursuit of a radiotherapy and oncology degree . she also needs an operation to repair her damaged shoulder and requires ongoing physiotherapy to aid her recovery . she said : ` this skiing holiday to france with my family was supposed to be a relaxing break to celebrate my son 's 21st birthday and an opportunity to improve my skiing . instead , i have been left with injuries that have had a huge impact on me , both physically and in my career . ` at the time of the accident i was training to be a radiographer and was working hard to reach my goals and start a new career . however , all my hard work may be wasted as i no longer have a place at the university and will have to reapply once i recover and am able to attend lectures . ` the injuries have also affected my day-to-day life as i can no longer do simple tasks around the house or walk my dog . i 've also missed a number of family occasions and i 've been left feeling frustrated , angry and upset by the circumstances of my accident and the physical damage it has caused . survival rates were boosted by more than 50 per cent , according to results published in the journal nature last night . the scientists are now recruiting patients with skin cancer for the first clinical trial on humans . british experts said it is the most promising sign yet that ` personal ' treatments may be effective in treating a wide range of cancers . until now most cancer drugs have been designed according to the type of tumour they are attacking -- a broad-brush approach in which the type of drug is selected depending on the body part in which the tumour is sited . ` i 'm taking legal action to help get the support for further rehabilitation for my injuries so that i can get my life back on track . but i also hope that my case acts as a reminder of the dangers that skiers face and that all ski holiday operators will make sure they keep their novice skiers safe during their lessons . ' juliet doyle said she booked the family ski trip and lessons with tour operator peak retreats limited . a spokesperson for peak retreats limited told mailonline travel : ` peak retreats was recently saddened to hear that mrs doyle had an accident during her holiday in 2013 . but the new focus on personal cancer therapy instead aims to harness each individual 's immune system and give it a boost depending on the genetic make-up of the tumour itself . ` it was first notified of the alleged incident over a year and a half after it was said to have occurred and is still investigating the matter with the local ski school and its insurers . ` it is therefore unable to add any other comments at this stage . sadly accidents between skiers can occur anywhere on the slopes and for this reason peak retreats always insist its clients have adequate ski travel insurance in place . ' juliet has hired solicitors from irwin mitchell to seek compensation from peak retreats limited . joseph dawson , a specialist travel lawyer at irwin mitchell , said : ` what was supposed to be an enjoyable week-long break for juliet has resulted in almost two years of pain and suffering and turned her life upside down . ` we are now taking legal action , on juliet 's behalf , to secure compensation , to include the necessary funds to cover her physiotherapy and rehabilitation costs so that we can maximise her chances of a good recovery . ` the ground-breaking technique may provide a universal blueprint for vaccines that can target
a british holidaymaker who was seriously injured when a teenage boy crashed into her while they received ski lessons in the french alps is taking legal action against the tour operator who organised the trip . juliet doyle , from northfield in birmingham , said she struggles to complete simple tasks and was forced to temporarily end her pursuit of a radiotherapy and oncology degree as a result of her injuries . the 50-year-old mother of three is seeking compensation to help with her recovery and rehabilitation after suffering torn ligaments in her left knee , a fractured right ankle and a torn rotator cuff in her right shoulder at saint-gervais , france in april 2013 . breakthrough ? : early tests carried out on cancer cells -lrb- like the one pictured -rrb- have shown survival rates in mice were boosted by more than 50 per cent . a new technique that effectively gives a personal treatment for cancer has been found by scientists . juliet doyle is seeking compensation after she was injured on a ski trip with her son in france . juliet booked the family ski holiday and lessons with peak retreats limited to celebrate her son 's 21st birthday . she was waiting for the rest of her group to ski to the bottom of the slope when a 14-year-old boy in the class crashed into her from behind . she claims the boy had been repeatedly warned about his behaviour and told that he was skiing too fast and beyond his also needs an operation to repair her damaged shoulder and requires ongoing physiotherapy to aid her recovery . she said : ` this skiing holiday to france with my family was supposed to be a relaxing break to celebrate my son 's 21st birthday and an opportunity to improve my skiing . instead , i have been left with injuries that have had a huge impact on me , both physically and in my career . ` at the time of the accident i was training to be a radiographer and was working hard to reach my goals and start a new career . however , all my hard work may be wasted as i no longer have a place at the university and will have to reapply once i recover and am able to attend lectures . ` the injuries have also affected my day-to-day life as i can no longer do simple tasks around the house or walk my dog . i 've also missed a number of family occasions and i 've been left feeling frustrated , angry and upset by the circumstances of my accident and the physical damage it has caused . survival rates were boosted by more than 50 per cent , according to results published in the journal nature last night . the scientists are now recruiting patients with skin cancer for the first clinical trial on humans . british experts said it is the most promising sign yet that ` personal ' treatments may be effective in treating a wide range of cancers . until now most cancer drugs have been designed according to the type of tumour they are attacking -- a broad-brush approach in which the type of drug is selected depending on the body part in which the tumour is sited . ` i 'm taking legal action to help get the support for further rehabilitation for my injuries so that i can get my life back on track . but i also hope that my case acts as a reminder of the dangers that skiers face and that all ski holiday operators will make sure they keep their novice skiers safe during their lessons . ' juliet doyle said she booked the family ski trip and lessons with tour operator peak retreats limited . a spokesperson for peak retreats limited told mailonline travel : ` peak retreats was recently saddened to hear that mrs doyle had an accident during her holiday in 2013 . but the new focus on personal cancer therapy instead aims to harness each individual 's immune system and give it a boost depending on the genetic make-up of the tumour itself . ` it was first notified of the alleged incident over a year and a half after it was said to have occurred and is still investigating the matter with the local ski school and its insurers . ` it is therefore unable to add any other comments at this stage . sadly accidents between skiers can occur anywhere on the slopes and for this reason peak retreats always insist its clients have adequate ski travel insurance in place . ' juliet has hired solicitors from irwin mitchell to seek compensation from peak retreats limited . joseph dawson , a specialist travel lawyer at irwin mitchell , said : ` what was supposed to be an enjoyable week-long break for juliet has resulted in almost two years of pain and suffering and turned her life upside down . ` we are now taking legal action , on juliet 's behalf , to secure compensation , to include the necessary funds to cover her physiotherapy and rehabilitation costs so that we can maximise her chances of a good recovery . ` the ground-breaking technique may provide a universal blueprint for vaccines that can target a wide range of human cancers . and it overcomes the problem of cancer presenting an ever-moving target that constantly evolves to evade the immune system . scientists last night welcomed the german team 's breakthrough . professor kevin harrington , from the institute of cancer research , london , said : ` this study provides the first evidence that we may be on the threshold of being able to produce individualised vaccines directed against specific mutations present in a patient 's tumour . advances : people with skin cancer are now being recruited for the first human trial . ` rapid production of purpose-built vaccines appears possible and can now be tested in carefully designed clinical trials . ` as yet , this approach must be seen
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' juliet doyle said she booked the family ski trip and lessons tour operator peak retreats limited. a spokesperson peak retreats limited told mailonline travel : ` peak retreats was recently saddened mrs doyle had an accident during her holiday 2013. but the new focus personal cancer therapy instead aims harness each individual 's immune system give it depending itself. ` it first notified the alleged incident over and after said and is investigating with the local ski school its insurers. ` it therefore unable add any other comments. sadly accidents between skiers can occur anywhere for peak retreats always insist its clients have adequate ski travel insurance in. ' juliet has hired solicitors from irwin mitchell seek compensation peak retreats limited. joseph dawson, a specialist travel lawyer at irwin mitchell said : ` what was supposed an enjoyable week-long break for juliet has resulted almost two years pain turned. ` we now taking, on juliet 's behalf secure compensation, include the necessary funds her physiotherapy and rehabilitation costs so maximise her chances a good recovery. ` the ground-breaking technique may provide a universal blueprint vaccines that target human cancers. and it overcomes cancer presenting an ever-moving target that constantly evolves to evade. scientists last welcomed the german team 's breakthrough. professor kevin harrington, from the institute cancer research, london said ` this study provides we may on being produce individualised vaccines directed specific mutations present a patient 's tumour. advances : people with skin cancer are now being recruited the first human trial. ` rapid production purpose-built vaccines appears possible and can now tested carefully designed clinical trials. ` as yet, this approach must seen experimental but potentially represents harnessing the immune system against cancer. ' the scientists, led dr ugur sahin of johannes gutenberg university mainz identified tumour-specific mutations linked the different cancers showed many could recognised the body 's immune system they then created vaccines based the body 's own rna -- a genetic messenger encouraged direct itself the weakest part. the treatment was shown boost the body 's t-cells, detect, hunt. of the mice treated, two-thirds alive after 100 days. of those that did receive treatment all died within 65 days. when repeated vaccinations were, ` tumour growth profoundly ' the authors professor peter johnson, from the cancer research uk centre southampton general hospital, said : ` this technique provides it direct fight using personalised vaccines. '
a british holidaymaker who was seriously injured when a teenage boy crashed into her while they received ski lessons in the french alps is taking legal action against the tour operator who organised the trip . juliet doyle , from northfield in birmingham , said she struggles to complete simple tasks and was forced to temporarily end her pursuit of a radiotherapy and oncology degree as a result of her injuries . the 50-year-old mother of three is seeking compensation to help with her recovery and rehabilitation after suffering torn ligaments in her left knee , a fractured right ankle and a torn rotator cuff in her right shoulder at saint-gervais , france in april 2013 . breakthrough ? : early tests carried out on cancer cells -lrb- like the one pictured -rrb- have shown survival rates in mice were boosted by more than 50 per cent . a new technique that effectively gives a personal treatment for cancer has been found by scientists . juliet doyle is seeking compensation after she was injured on a ski trip with her son in france . juliet booked the family ski holiday and lessons with peak retreats limited to celebrate her son 's 21st birthday . she was waiting for the rest of her group to ski to the bottom of the slope when a 14-year-old boy in the class crashed into her from behind . she claims the boy had been repeatedly warned about his behaviour and told that he was skiing too fast and beyond his once i recover and am able to attend lectures . ` the injuries have also affected my day-to-day life as i can no longer do simple tasks around the house or walk my dog . i 've also missed a number of family occasions and i 've been left feeling frustrated , angry and upset by the circumstances of my accident and the physical damage it has caused . survival rates were boosted by more than 50 per cent , according to results published in the journal nature last night . the scientists are now recruiting patients with skin cancer for the first clinical trial on humans . british experts said it is the most promising sign yet that ` personal ' treatments may be effective in treating a wide range of cancers . until now most cancer drugs have been designed according to the type of tumour they are attacking -- a broad-brush approach in which the type of drug is selected depending on the body part in which the tumour is sited . ` i 'm taking legal action to help get the support for further rehabilitation for my injuries so that i can get my life back on track . but i also hope that my case acts as a reminder of the dangers that skiers face and that all ski holiday operators will make sure they keep their novice skiers safe during their lessons . ' juliet doyle said she booked the family ski trip and lessons with tour operator peak retreats limited . a spokesperson for peak retreats limited told mailonline travel : ` peak retreats was recently saddened to hear that mrs doyle had an accident during her holiday in 2013 . but the new focus on personal cancer therapy instead aims to harness each individual 's immune system and give it a boost depending on the genetic make-up of the tumour itself . ` it was first notified of the alleged incident over a year and a half after it was said to have occurred and is still investigating the matter with the local ski school and its insurers . ` it is therefore unable to add any other comments at this stage . sadly accidents between skiers can occur anywhere on the slopes and for this reason peak retreats always insist its clients have adequate ski travel insurance in place . ' juliet has hired solicitors from irwin mitchell to seek compensation from peak retreats limited . joseph dawson , a specialist travel lawyer at irwin mitchell , said : ` what was supposed to be an enjoyable week-long break for juliet has resulted in almost two years of pain and suffering and turned her life upside down . ` we are now taking legal action , on juliet 's behalf , to secure compensation , to include the necessary funds to cover her physiotherapy and rehabilitation costs so that we can maximise her chances of a good recovery . ` the ground-breaking technique may provide a universal blueprint for vaccines that can target
 The text describes the story of Juliet Doyle, a British holidaymaker who was seriously injured in a skiing accident in France in 2013. She suffered a fractured knee and ankle, as well as torn ligaments, which required multiple surgeries and rehabilitation. Despite her injuries, Juliet is seeking compensation from the tour operator and ski resort, citing negligence and breach of duty. The article highlights the importance of taking legal action to ensure that those responsible are held accountable and to prevent similar accidents from occurring in the future.