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Changes caused by smoking block tumour-fighting genes

The first direct evidence has been found linking smoking to epigenetic changes in genes involved in fighting cancer

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Antibody reverses final throes of cancer in mice

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Modified contraceptive treats cancer of the uterus

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A little aspirin may prevent bowel cancer

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Losing weight may pollute the blood

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Magic mushrooms reduce anxiety over cancer

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Magic mushrooms reduce anxiety over cancer

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Hand-held detector aims to diagnose disease

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Hand-held detector aims to diagnose disease

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Hair gives clues to circadian rhythms

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Hair gives clues to circadian rhythms

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Cancer muscle loss might be reversible

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Fundamental breast and ovarian cancer protein isolated

Three separate groups have isolated the BRCA2 protein involved in inherited breast and ovarian cancer, aiding the development of new cancer therapies

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How collapsing bubbles could shoot cancer cells dead

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Crunching cancer with numbers

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Stem cells turn into seek-and-destroy cancer missiles

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Cancer guardian found playing a role in sex

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