Scientists create tailored drug for aggressive breast cancer
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The research, published today in Clinical Cancer Research by a team from King's College London and funded by Breast Cancer Now, marks a new method in cancer treatment.
Clinicians report success with first test of drug in a patient with life-threatening blood clotting disorder
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A boost for HIV vaccine research
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'Trojan horse' weight loss drug more effective than available therapies
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So says Associate Professor and Group Leader Christoffer Clemmensen, from the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research at the University of Copenhagen, who is senior author of the new study, which has been published in the prestigious scientific journal Nature.
New study shows continued high effectiveness of HPV vaccination in England
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Although women living in the most deprived areas are still at higher risk of cervical disease than those in less deprived areas, the results show that well planned and executed public health interventions can both improve health and reduce health inequalities.
Novel inhibitor insights offer pathway to preventing PXR-associated drug resistance
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Herpes cure with gene editing makes progress in laboratory studies
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"Herpes is very sneaky. It hides out among nerve cells and then reawakens and causes painful skin blisters," said Keith Jerome, MD, PhD, professor in the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division at Fred Hutch.
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