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Awareness of HPV in screening “low”
Awareness of the role of HPV testing in cervical screening is low, according to a new survey. Read more
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Could bipolar disorder be diagnosed with a blood test?
British scientists have identified a biomarker that could distinguish bipolar disorder and major depressive disorder, it has been announced. Read more
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Lasting COVID symptoms ‘common’
A ‘significant proportion’ of people who have had COVID experienced lasting impacts, British researchers report today. Read more
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New evidence on rugby brain risk
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy risk is hugely increased amongst longstanding rugby players, according to the findings of a major study published today. Read more
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Biggest boost in cervical cancer care in 20 years announced
A short course of induction chemotherapy may significantly improve survival of patients being treated for cervical cancer, British researchers report today. Read more
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Children’s kidney cancer breakthrough
An international team of scientists has had a breakthrough in a potential treatment for the world’s leading cause of kidney failure in children needing dialysis, it was announced last night. Read more
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Hope over gynaecological cancer research findings
Several studies offer hope of significant advance in the care of gynaecological cancers, a major European conference has heard. Read more
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Septoplasty more effective than nasal sprays
Straightening a crooked septum through surgery is more effective than treatment with nasal sprays, according to a trial reported today. Read more
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£1.7m national trial for bronchiolitis launched
A new national trial has been launched to establish the most effective breathing support for babies hospitalised with bronchiolitis. Read more
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Brain metal levels linked to Huntingdon’s disease
Unusual levels of various metals have been observed in human brain tissue from patients with Huntington’s disease, researchers have announced. Read more