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New Human Papilloma Virus Vaccine Improves Cervical Cancer Protection

A VACCINE that protects against nine types of the human papilloma virus (HPV) has been developed by research scientists; this offers significantly…

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Gold is a Girl’s Best Friend: A New Treatment for Ovarian Cancer

GOLD could form part of the treatment for ovarian cancer, as according to new research a gold-containing drug could improve the prognosis of patients…

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Cut It Out: The Molecular Scissors That Help Prevent Cancers

CANCER can be prevented by ‘molecular scissors’, a protein that is vital for repairing damaged and abnormal DNA, researchers have stated in a discovery…

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Scientists Map a Path to a Potential HIV-1 Cure

RESEARCHERS have uncovered a potential pathway to curing HIV-1 infection, the predominant strain of the disease worldwide, which could signal hope for…

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Genes Could Be the Answer to Pain Prediction

INFLUENCE of osteoarthritis genetics may be key to pain sensitivity, according to a recent study following 122 patients with knee osteoarthritis. The…

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Pain Persists in Treated Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients

NEW research has revealed that pain persists in >50% of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients treated with methotrexate for 3 months, even in those who…

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Artificial Intelligence May Help Override Fearful Memories

SCIENTISTS have created a procedure that can remove specific fearful memories from the brain, which could be used as a new therapy for treating…

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The E. Coli Anchor: The Achilles Heel of Urinary Tract Infections

NEW vaccines could soon be developed to combat urinary tract infections (UTI), following research that has provided a detailed view of a spring-like…

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Prostate Cancer Discovery May Lead to New Cancer Treatment

AN EXCITING discovery highlighting a link between two prostate cancer treatments has provided the basis for a potential new therapy. In addition…

How I Treat: Multiple Sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a neurological disorder, characterised by inflammation and neurodegeneration.