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Human egg development success
British scientists have successfully matured human oocytes in vitro, it was announced today. Read more
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Asparagus link to breast cancer
An amino acid found in many common foods could aid breast cancer metastasis, according to British researchers. Read more
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Cardiac arrest patients ‘unsupported’
Many cardiac arrest patients find it difficult to go back to their previous lives, according to a Europe wide study. Read more
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Researchers unveil new pain relief hope
A study of the immune system has revealed a “totally novel” mechanism for pain relief, according to Spanish researchers. Read more
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Ageing immune system ‘key to cancer development risk’
The ageing immune system may play a far bigger role in the development of cancer than previously thought, according to a research project linking Scottish and French researchers. Read more
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Study launched into anti-cancer properties of aspirin
An international research programme has been launched to examine the role of aspirin in cancer prevention. Read more
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NHS backs vaping
Hospitals should sell e-cigarettes while removing smoking shelters, according to new English guidance published today. Read more
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Mobile apps risk users’ privacy and security
Most health apps fail to meet legal requirements or put millions of users’ privacy and security at risk, a European study has revealed. Read more
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College calls for full funding of IVF treatment
Full state funding for IVF would reduce the risk of multiple pregnancies, which would be safer for women and their babies, and be cheaper for the NHS, according to a paper published today. Read more
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Warning over ibuprofen in pregnancy
Women who take ibuprofen in the first 24 weeks of pregnancy could reduce the fertility of their unborn daughters, according to a French study published today. Read more