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Hair gives clues to circadian rhythms

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Hair gives clues to circadian rhythms

A handful of hair is all it takes to monitor your body clock and check whether it is out of sync with your lifestyle

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Cancer muscle loss might be reversible

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Fundamental breast and ovarian cancer protein isolated

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How collapsing bubbles could shoot cancer cells dead

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How collapsing bubbles could shoot cancer cells dead

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Crunching cancer with numbers

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Crunching cancer with numbers

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Stem cells turn into seek-and-destroy cancer missiles

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Stem cells turn into seek-and-destroy cancer missiles

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Cancer guardian found playing a role in sex

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Out of the shadows: our unknown immune system

Out of the shadows: our unknown immune system

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Mouse vaccine raises prospect of cancer prevention

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Inhale lung chemo to limit organ damage

Packaging lung cancer drugs in inhalable bubbles could avoid their nasty side effects, allowing bigger doses to be given safely

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Don't hang up: cellphones don't cause tumours (probably)

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Living in denial: Why sensible people reject the truth

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Cancer's sweet tooth becomes a target

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Cell social network reveals rogue cancer switches

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