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Life

The battle to find a cure for every cancer is evolving

Evolutionary biology could help us outmanoeuvre the enormous genetic variation found within each tumour

Opinion

Rapid evolution of tumours may be their Achilles' heel

Life

Rapid evolution of tumours may be their Achilles' heel

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Court ruling on genes is a 'victory for common sense'

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Court ruling on genes is a 'victory for common sense'

Opinion

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US court ruling on breast cancer genes a mixed blessing

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Technology

Fukushima radiation caused little damage to health

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Antibody wakes up T-cells to make cancer vanish

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Antibody wakes up T-cells to make cancer vanish

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Staying a move ahead of cancer

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Staying a move ahead of cancer

Careers

How was Angelina Jolie's breast cancer risk calculated?

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How was Angelina Jolie's breast cancer risk calculated?

Opinion

Toxic Mars dust could hamper planned human missions

Space

Toxic Mars dust could hamper planned human missions

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Stress has unexpected health benefits – sometimes

Chronic stress can increase our risk of age-related diseases, but in the right conditions a little stress can protect against the effects of ageing

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Radioactive bacteria nuke pancreatic cancer in mice

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Mystery cancer: Inside the villages of the damned

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PhDs and MDs team up to tackle cancer

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Storm erupts over publishing of HeLa genome

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