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Food dyes may protect against cancer

Synthetic food dyes – long blamed for causing hyperactivity in children – have been shown to have anti-cancer properties

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Chemo drug attacks brain cell insulation

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Protein test is a crystal ball for breast cancer

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Gene activity may explain cancer's racial divide

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Bacteria tails could protect against 'dirty' bomb

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Laser medical scan does away with biopsies

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Laser medical scan does away with biopsies

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Starving before chemotherapy could save more lives

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Starving before chemotherapy could save more lives

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Bugs provoke the immune system into fighting cancer

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Hair dye may raise cancer risk for coiffeurs

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Hair dye may raise cancer risk for coiffeurs

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'Tumour factory' to accelerate cancer drug development

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'Tumour factory' to accelerate cancer drug development

A device that churns out identical artificial tumours should provide a more realistic way to test out experimental treatments, researchers say

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Hijacked fetal enzyme helps cancers grow

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Cancers inhibited by embryonic stem cell protein

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Fatal brain cancer tamed by gene therapy

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Hair test cuts breast cancer errors

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