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Cancer-killing virus becomes more effective when shielded by bacteria

Virus-based treatments are already approved to treat several types of cancer, and combining them with bacteria could make them even more effective

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New subtype of diabetes found in youths from sub-Saharan Africa

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Living at high altitude may help ward off obesity

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ADHD drugs reduce risk of criminal behaviour, drug abuse and accidents

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An illustration of the production of the key signalling molecule interferon, produced by a protein complex binding to DNA

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mRNA drugs could protect against almost any kind of viral infection

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The surprising exercises that will improve your sleep

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Senior couple (aged 65-69) hiking together on a coastal path

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Why ageing doesn't have to mean years of poor health

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Vape mouthpieces could be swarming with fungi that harm airways

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The real reason why we lost the ability to make vitamin C

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A human Y (right) and X chromosome seen with a scanning electron microscope

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Vanishing Y chromosomes seem to be driving heart disease in men

Men typically lose Y chromosomes from their cells as they get older, which could be affecting their heart health

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A new measure of health is revolutionising how we think about ageing

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Common asthma drug could prevent life-threatening allergic reactions

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Laughter therapy really could boost your emotional well-being

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NHS talking therapies seem to be less effective for younger adults

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