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Britain could resume eating older cattle

The ban on cattle over 30 months old could be dropped without unduly raising the risk of vCJD in people, say epidemiologists

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Mad cow quarantine in Canada extended

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Patient benefits from controversial vCJD drug

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Horrific venereal disease strikes African baboons

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Cannibalism 'rife among prehistoric humans'

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Lemur's fossilised lunch

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A slicker way to clean up oil tanker spills

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Predicted deaths from vCJD slashed

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Life

Downhill all the way

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Protect and survive

Condoms can be unpopular, and an effective HIV vaccine is a long way off. Alan Stone explains why he has spent 12 years championing an altogether different solution

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Beating the odds

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Animal experiments on trial

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Green energy targets blown away

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Narrative drive

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