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DNA tentacles identify recurring leukaemia

We will soon know much more quickly if cancer has returned, using DNA tentacles inspired by jellyfish

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Cancer's recruitment drive of healthy cells targeted

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Cancer's recruitment drive of healthy cells targeted

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DNA tentacles identify recurring leukaemia

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Extensive drug pairing identifies new cancer treatments

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Lethal chemicals mean mole rats never get cancer

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Sperm stem cells restore male fertility

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Sperm stem cells restore male fertility

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Abdominal porthole reveals how tumours come together

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Abdominal porthole reveals how tumours come together

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UV exposure isn't the only worry for red-heads

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UV exposure isn't the only worry for red-heads

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Smoking drives women to an early grave

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Smoking drives women to an early grave

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Golden solution to inexpensive test for HIV

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Golden solution to inexpensive test for HIV

A new method of detecting viral or cancer proteins using gold nanoparticles could lead to more sensitive and affordable tests for disease

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Molecules 'too dangerous for nature' kill cancer cells

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Crowdsourcing a cure for my brain cancer

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Our big brains may make us prone to cancer

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The five most promising new cancer treatments

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