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Ovarian cancer cells switched off by 'unusual' mechanism

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19 June 2018: Ovarian cancer cells switched off by 'unusual' mechanism

Scientists at the Ovarian Cancer Action Research Centre at Imperial College London have discovered a mechanism that deactivates ovarian cancer cells. 0

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19 June 2018: Ovarian cancer cells switched off by 'unusual' mechanism

FUTURE-PROOFING HEALTH

19 June 2018: Lord Darzi report calls for ‘radical simplification’ to make NHS fit for 2020s 0

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17 June 2018: Breast cancer researcher warns against online genetic tests 0

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19 June 2018: Combining different malaria vaccines could reduce cases by 91 per cent 0

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07 June 2018: Imperial launches £100m campaign to shape the future of public health 0

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