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Doctors save baby with rare tumor after performing first ever surgery in utero
21 Jun 2012:Tammy Gonzalez discovered tumor – a problem affecting one in 100,000 pregnancies – during ultrasound at 17 weeks
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21 Jun 2012: Scientists discovered it took just five genetic mutations for a potentially pandemic strain of H5N1 bird flu virus to emerge -
16 Jun 2012: Rosanna Greenstreet's father wants to donate his body to medical research when he dies. But there won't be a funeral – so what will the family do instead?
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15 Jun 2012:
This former cardiologist, who at 93 still gets his daily fix from the Guardian, once linked up with the paper to find a relative of his old landlady, who died intestate
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15 Jun 2012: Stem cell scientists join forces with institutions and patient groups to counter anti-abortion campaigners' bid to end funding
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14 Jun 2012:
Swedish doctors believe landmark procedure could get cheaper as companies produce protein scaffolds more efficiently
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13 Jun 2012:
Zoe Williams: Characterising disease as a lifestyle outcome is an ideological push against the idea of shared responsiblity for our health
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12 Jun 2012: Official label of 'carcinogen' means exhaust emissions should be treated in same league as passive smoking or UV radiation
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12 Jun 2012:
• NHS 'must do more' to help second-time sufferers
• Macmillan study criticised by Cancer Research UK -
12 Jun 2012:
Nuffield Council on Bioethics recommends acceptance of fertility techniques to prevent inherited mitochondria disorders
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11 Jun 2012:
Leading scientist says loss could set autism research back 10 years following failure of freezer at McLean hospital near Boston
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11 Jun 2012: Carel IJsselmuiden: Africa has the research and the potential to improve the health of its people, but changing perceptions is the first step
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10 Jun 2012:
David Nutt: In years to come alcohol may be replaced with happier alternatives and we could all be immunised against developing harmful habits
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10 Jun 2012: Physiologist and director of the Centre for Mathematics and Physics in the Life Sciences and Experimental Biology at UCL
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7 Jun 2012:
A study has found that computed tomography (CT) scans, which use powerful X-ray technology, carry an elevated risk of causing cancer in children and young people. Would this information ever lead you to refuse a scan?
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6 Jun 2012:
Despite what the research published this week says, many people who have lived with depression feel the benefits of a trip to the gym, or even a spot of gardening
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