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Cancer's cravings could be its undoing

Health

Cancer's cravings could be its undoing

A radical idea is challenging a decades-old assumption about how cancer gets its food. If correct, it could open up a host of new ways to fight the disease

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Health

Brain cancer fits halted by gut drug

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Technology

Gene therapy could reduce radiation sickness

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Heal thyself: Know your purpose

Health

Heal thyself: Know your purpose

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Life

Three years more life for 15 minutes' exercise a day

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Earth

Radioactive Fukushima children given cancer all-clear

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Health

Mathematical model predicts growth of cancer

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Life

Breast cancer gene patent reinstated

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Health

Women with cancer can keep their ovaries

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Health

Found: the mother of all blood cells

Identifying the source of all blood cells could allow doctors to rebuild entire blood systems from a single stem cell

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Health

Natural antioxidants could scupper tumour's detox

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Life

Gruesome pictures can get the US to quit smoking

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Earth

Tasmanian devils were sitting ducks for deadly cancer

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Health

'Statins' for cancer could prevent many breast cancers

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