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Cancer patient cured with his own immune system

A new way to turn a patient's T-cells against a deadly skin cancer has been developed - and the method may yield a cancer vaccine

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Growth-boosting genes may extend cancer patients' lives

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Leukaemia virus may protect against stomach cancer

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Healthy lifestyle turns off genes that cause cancer

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Healthy lifestyle turns off genes that cause cancer

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Virtual colonic irrigation gives clear view of cancers

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Cervical cancer rates climbing among teens

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Silicon chip filters out cancer cells

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Silicon chip filters out cancer cells

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When a family history of cancer is a good thing

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Skin-tone gene could predict cancer risk

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Skin-tone gene could predict cancer risk

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Fetal cells could help fight off breast cancer

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Fetal cells could help fight off breast cancer

After pregnancy, some fetal stem cells survive within the mother – could they be responsible for the lower cancer rates in women with children?

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Protein test predicts invasive breast cancer

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Smart gel sifts out the smallest signs of cancer

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Comment: Let's take cancer clusters seriously this time

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Magnetic killer cells zero in on cancers

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