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  Finding effective treatments for cancers of every kind has long been the holy grail for research scientists. Drugs and therapies have improved markedly, especially in recent years, with increases
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  Suddenly, Jersey is on Oxfordshire’s doorstep. From Oxford, you simply take the excellent shuttle service to the airport at Kidlington (now calling itself London Oxford Airport) and take off for
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  Private Frazer’s famous catchphrase from the TV classic, Dad’s Army, ‘We’re all doomed!’, seems to have permeated the British psyche.Open any newspaper and it would be easy to believe the last
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  One problem employers find with new graduates is that they lack any knowledge of business. Oxbridge Biotech Roundtable (OBR) aims to build bridges between academia and industry.
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  It is said of some cancers, such as prostate, that you often die with them, not of them. Cancers and other diseases too, including heart problems, HIV and liver failure, bring with them wasting or
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  Dengue fever is virtually unknown in the United Kingdom, except for a few travellers who have contracted the disease abroad. It is a viral fever spread by the Aedes species of mosquito.
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