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Girl with two hearts healthy after loss of one

A British girl has recovered fully after spending 10 years with an extra heart transplanted alongside her own

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'Trojan' cells take on drug-resistant tumours

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Hidden cancer threat to wildlife revealed

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Hidden cancer threat to wildlife revealed

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Grey hair may be protecting us from cancer

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Grey hair may be protecting us from cancer

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Women under-represented in cancer drug trials

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Yeast genes inspire anti-ageing drugs

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Botox could stop disease in its tracks

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'Happyhour' gene may help put boozers off their drink

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Extra gene fights cancer in Down's

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Cancer's one-way ticket to the brain

The discovery of a genetic "ticket" that grants cancer cells entry to the brain in mice could lead to drugs that would stop human cancers spreading in the same way

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Warning over DNA damage from forest fires

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Glowing band aid to zap skin cancer

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Reprogramming offers hope of safer stem cells

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Morphing liquid could lead to cancer breath test

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