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Kidney cancer cells

Health

Kidney cancer spreads by pretending to be white blood cells

Many people with cancer die from secondary tumours, and now we know how some cancer cells are able to spread around the body and move into other organs

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Drug Testing Tent

Health

Party drugs are here to stay, but they don't have to be killers

Insight

A person with acne

Health

Anti-acne cream clears up skin without any nasty side effects

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A girl holding a frog

Humans

4-year-olds care more about plants and animals than sick people

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Judy Perkins

Health

Woman survives metastatic breast cancer thanks to new treatment

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Zambia to kill 2000 hippos because they might spread anthrax

Earth

Zambia to kill 2000 hippos because they might spread anthrax

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The human liver

Health

A whole new type of cancer therapy helps treat liver cancer

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A T cell under attack from HIV

Health

We’re beginning to understand how some people can control HIV

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So-called ‘holy grail’ cancer test would miss thousands of cases

Health

So-called ‘holy grail’ cancer test would miss thousands of cases

Analysis

Someone holding a smartphone

Technology

Can an app tell if you have dementia years before your doctor?

Many games and apps claim to identify the earliest signs of dementia – if they work, we might be able to catch the condition early enough to treat it

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Humans

People with big brains have a different brain structure too

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Health

US 'right to try' drugs law could hurt terminally ill people

Analysis

Health

Art that brings meaning to medicine

Culture

Health

Ambien can cause bizarre behaviour - but not racist tweets

Analysis