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Lethal chemicals mean mole rats never get cancer

If the cells of blind mole rats start to multiply too fast, they automatically commit mass suicide, ensuring the animal never gets cancer

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Sperm stem cells restore male fertility

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Sperm stem cells restore male fertility

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UV exposure isn't the only worry for red-heads

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UV exposure isn't the only worry for red-heads

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Abdominal porthole reveals how tumours come together

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Abdominal porthole reveals how tumours come together

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Smoking drives women to an early grave

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Smoking drives women to an early grave

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Golden solution to inexpensive test for HIV

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Golden solution to inexpensive test for HIV

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Molecules 'too dangerous for nature' kill cancer cells

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Crowdsourcing a cure for my brain cancer

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Crowdsourcing a cure for my brain cancer

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Our big brains may make us prone to cancer

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Our big brains may make us prone to cancer

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The five most promising new cancer treatments

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The five most promising new cancer treatments

A host of experimental therapies are emerging that could dramatically improve our chances of curing cancer, say Shaoni Bhattacharya and Clare Wilson

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Can castration really prolong a man's life?

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Block egg suicide to guard fertility after cancer therapy

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Study linking GM crops and cancer questioned

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Epigenetics gives clues to human cancer susceptibility

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