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Drug raises hopes for skin cancer treatment
3 Jun 2014: British man with advanced cancer appears to have been cured by pembrolizumab drug, say doctors
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25 Jul 2014:
The professor who won the Nobel prize for her part in the discovery of HIV says it is now her duty to get researchers worldwide working together to treat and prevent the disease
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10 Jul 2014: Tania Browne: The discovery of intact vials of smallpox in a storeroom last week demonstrates the need to maintain samples of the virus in secure facilities for future vaccine research
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29 Jun 2014:
If you thought dying of loneliness was just an old wives' tale, or that genetic inheritance is fixed – think again, writes Michael Brooks
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6 Jun 2014: Cath Ennis: Friendly fire? while the immune system tries to protect us from viruses, it could be causing cancer
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5 Jun 2014:
Other lives: Immunologist who worked with Magdi Yacoub on the prevention of organ rejection
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3 Jun 2014:
British man with advanced cancer appears to have been cured by pembrolizumab drug, say doctors
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15 May 2014: Jenny Rohn: A safe, effective prevention for this nasty virus is withheld for surprising reasons
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18 Apr 2014:
GrrlScientist: A veritable smörgåsbord of brilliant science, nature and history writing awaits you! (Well, in this case, a very small smörgåsbord.)
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31 Mar 2014:
Lily Han: A pioneering new coalition promises to provide sustainable, cost-effective funding for disease control through development impact bonds. Will it work?
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21 Feb 2014: World Health Organisation says bacterial skin disease requires drug companies to give large supplies of single-dose tablets
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19 Feb 2014: MenAfriVac can be used effectively at 40C and below, raising hopes for yellow fever and cholera immunisation campaigns
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1 Feb 2014:
At the Diamond particle accelerator in Oxfordshire, experiments using light 10,000 times brighter than the sun have implications for the fight against cancer, says Brian Clegg
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Guardian Professional, 27 Jan 2014:
Ciro de Quadros: Six dengue vaccine candidates are in various stages of clinical development but developing countries will not receive the benefits if planning does not start now
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26 Jan 2014:
Genome sequence of 7,000-year-old human remains overturns popular image of light-skinned European hunter-gatherers
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7 Jan 2014:
University of Melbourne researchers say lower levels of immunity to H7N9 virus, which emerged in China last year, could endanger Indigenous populations
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