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• Photodynamic Therapy Breakthrough In Cancer Treatment (Medical News Today)
• Cancer Research UK creates 'crack teams' to solve cancer's greatest mysteries (News-Medical-Net)
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• Was Stonehenge originally a place for the dead? - New Scientist (subscription)
• Stonehenge Could Have Been Resting Place For Royalty - Science Daily (press release)
• Body's baking soda used to catch cancer early
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• Stonehenge As a Royal Family's Burial Site - Slashdot
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• Cervical cancer rates climbing among teens (New Scientist)
• Sunbathing and sex to blame for rise in teenage cancer rates - Telegraph.co.uk
• Organizers of cancer clinical trials are neglecting teenagers and ... - EurekAlert (press release)
• Cervical cancer rates climbing among teens - New Scientist (subscription)
• Cellphones can give cancer-stricken teens a lifeline: UK researchers - CBC.ca
• Rich Teens Risk Melanoma, Poor Teens Risk Cervical Cancer - Informify
• Cervical cancer rates soaring among teens - Fresh News
• Studies reveal extent of delays in diagnosing teenagers with cancer
• SOAS Library Team Races for Life
• Test to determine each woman's chances of breast cancer - Telegraph.co.uk
• Genetic Profiling For Breast Cancer On The Horizon (Medical News Today)
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• Gene mutations reveal schizophrenia's complexity - New Scientist (subscription)
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• Schizophrenia Linked To Missing Or Duplicated Genetic Material - Medical News Today
• Smoking among child cancer survivors highest in most at risk group (News-Medical-Net)
• Animal rights activists firebomb researchers' house, car - FierceBioResearcher
• Just exactly how stupid are dogs? - Times Online
• Dogs are morons. If they weren't Man's best friend, they'd be extinct - Times Online
• Cancer charity demands more support - The Press Association
• Jade Goody to return to UK after cancer diagnosis on Indian Big Brother (Guardian Unlimited)
• Magnetic Monster In Erupting Galaxy - Science Daily (press release)
• Full Facial Transplant Is One Step Closer - Slashdot
• Non-melanoma skin cancer linked with increased risk for other cancers - Cancer Research UK - News &.
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• Non-melanoma skin cancer linked with increased risk for other cancers - Cancer Research UK - News &.
• Cervical cancer vaccine should include boys, says expert
• US cops hope county will help crack brutal double murder - Northampton Chronicle & Echo
• New hope in fight against deadly cancers - Telegraph.co.uk
• Cancer research boosted as Imperial chosen for new Research Centre
• Cervical cancer vaccine should include boys, says expert
• Cancer research boosted as Imperial chosen for new Research Centre
• Cervical cancer vaccine should include boys, says expert
• Heart fears over common chemical - BBC News
• Younger people warned about skin cancer as cases triple
• World's first rat embryonic stem cells - Pharmaceutical Technology Europe
• 'Viking mouse' invasion tracked - BBC News
• Mice offer clues to human migration - The Press Association
• Mammograms read by computers will boost cancer detection and reduce doctors' workload
• Breaking news: fleas on dogs can jump higher than fleas on cats - The Times
• University given £2m cancer boost - BBC News
• Polypill pilot finally takes off - Irish Times
• Non-invasive prenatal diagnosis of Down Syndrome - PHG Foundation
• The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2008 Shared By 3 Scientists - HULIQ (press release)
• Chemistry Nobel Prize Awarded for Glowing Protein Work - National Geographic
• Testicles Could Be New Source Of Stem Cells - Medical News Today
• New stem cell source ? testicles - National Business Review
• New Risk Factor For Prostate Cancer - Science Daily (press release)
• New Hope For A Better Treatment For Childhood Cancer - Science Daily (press release)
• Gene 'roadmap' for lung cancers - BBC News
• Leukaemia drug 'eases MS effects' - The Press Association
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• Scientists identify brain's 'hate circuit' - ABC Online
• Save the Polar Bears! - Kansas City Star
• Probing Antarctic Glaciers For Clues To Past And Future Sea Level - Science Daily (press release)
• Children Not Harmed By Small Amount Of Alcohol In Pregnancy - Medical News Today
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• Dr Gareth Goodier of Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation - Business Weekly
• Scientists Find A Trigger To Aggressive Bowel Cancer (Medical News Today)
• British doctors help perform world's first transplant of a whole ... - Telegraph.co.uk
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• Deprivation doubles cervical cancer risk
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• Overweight children may inherit faster eating behaviour, UCL scientists reveal
• £10m grant for UCL/KCL cancer imaging centre
• New research moves us one step closer to personalised breast cancer treatment (News-Medical-Net)
• Stem Cells May 'ignite' Bowel Cancer Development (Medical News Today)
• Blood Test Clue For Lung Cancer Treatment - PharmaLive.com (press release)
• Honour for University of York plant biologist - Media Newswire (press release)
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• Melanoma more than doubles risk of new cancer
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