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colorectal cancer

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Autoimmune disease cells harnessed to fight cancer

Cells that attack healthy tissue can have devastating consequences, but soon their formidable powers might be used for good

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Cervical cancer vaccine reminds girls of sexual risks

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Sick American dogs get first shot at cancer drugs

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Chronic fatigue syndrome linked to 'cancer virus'

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Targeted therapies exploit tiny chinks in cancer's armour

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Targeted therapies exploit tiny chinks in cancer's armour

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Nobel for insights into ageing and cancer

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Nobel for insights into ageing and cancer

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Naked mole rats may help cure cancer

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Naked mole rats may help cure cancer

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One-gene method makes safer human stem cells

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Briefing: Cannabis compounds fight prostate cancer

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Briefing: Cannabis compounds fight prostate cancer

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Cancer cells don't need a map to travel

A simple cell-tracking device reveals that cancer cells are more self-directed than the rest – which could help them form secondary tumours

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Ill by mouth: smokeless tobacco risks multiply

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Drug shows cancer stem cells not invulnerable

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Defenceless rat proves knockout in lab

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Feeding cancers softens them up for attack

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