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Killing cancer may be a game of whack-a-mole

It may be the tumour-free tissue surrounding colon tumours that helps give rise to cancer's most pernicious cells

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Star and flower-shaped moulds tell stem cells what to be

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US menu of eligible stem cells set to lengthen

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Sight savers: New weapons trained on blindness

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Sight savers: New weapons trained on blindness

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Healing touch: the key to regenerating bodies

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Healing touch: the key to regenerating bodies

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Are stem cell scientists sabotaging rivals' work?

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Elixir of youth lurks in blood of conjoined mice

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Elixir of youth lurks in blood of conjoined mice

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Hey presto! Brain cells from mouse tails

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Stem cell transplants treat 'incurable' blood disorder

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Race is on to use embryonic stem cells in humans

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Race is on to use embryonic stem cells in humans

After years of wrangling, several therapies using human embryonic stem cells are nearly ready to be tried in people. Which will be first?

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Breath of fresh air transforms stem cells

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Souped-up stem cells rescue damaged limbs

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Stem cell hope for childhood motor neuron disease

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Snort stem cells to get them to brain

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