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Human tests suggest young blood cuts cancer and Alzheimer's risk

Exclusive results from a private trial suggest that treatment with young plasma can lower blood cholesterol and chemicals associated with cancer and Alzheimer’s

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Tumour-tracking drug that kills cancer approved in the US

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First timeline of a cancer tracks tumours from origin to spread

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Fear is a killer: Nuclear expert reveals radiation's real danger

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Increased cancer rate in US linked to bad environment

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Man dreams in colour for first time during cancer radiotherapy

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Cancer Drug Fund didn’t deliver value ‘to patients or society’

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Cancer Drug Fund didn’t deliver value ‘to patients or society’

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Should you worry about heavy phone use causing cancer?

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Cheap stroke drug boosts pancreatic cancer survival in mice

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Cheap stroke drug boosts pancreatic cancer survival in mice

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Is most cancer just random bad luck? No, lifestyle matters a lot

Many cancers are still preventable despite more research highlighting the role of unavoidable random DNA damage, says biologist Darren Saunders

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China's workers need help to fight factories' toxic practices

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Swedish men on target to be first to completely stub out smoking

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More people could benefit from BRCA breast cancer drugs

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You should be eating 10 pieces of fruit or veg every day, not 5

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