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Fiona Behan

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How we're using CRISPR to fight cancer

Molecular biologist Fiona Behan reports on how the CRISPR gene-editing technique can find cancer’s weak points, identifying targets for new drugs

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Lung cancer cells, coloured scanning electron micrograph

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Experimental cancer drug that targets gene mutation can shrink tumours

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Beating cancer: How viruses are being used to infect and kill tumours

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Beating cancer: How viruses are being used to infect and kill tumours

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Cancer drug attacking cancer cells

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Mini organs grown from tumour cells can help us choose the best chemo

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Doctor examines mammogram snapshot of breast of female patient on the monitors.

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Anti-evolution drug may help treat resistant breast cancers

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A man in a hospital

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Bowel cancer screening in younger groups may do more harm than good

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A picture of a child

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App can detect signs of eye diseases in kids by scanning your photos

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A person with cancer talking to a doctor

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Many cancer drugs can be co-opted to treat different types of tumour

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Genetic studies hint alcohol isn’t linked to breast cancer after all

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Genetic studies hint alcohol isn’t linked to breast cancer after all

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Personalised breast cancer test could tell when to stop treatment

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Personalised breast cancer test could tell when to stop treatment

A blood test for a person’s specific breast cancer mutations – which is 100 times more sensitive than existing tests – seems to tell when treatment is working and when more is needed

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Just one dose of the HPV vaccine may be enough to lower cancer rates

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Personalised cancer treatments are becoming more common in the UK

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Combining two cancer drugs could help slow growth of tumours

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Drinking sugary drinks linked to an increased risk for all cancers

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