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Is cancer the next big thing for pharma giants? Pfizer CEO has said that since the COVID-19 pandemic is over and global demand for its vaccines …
» Read moreIs cancer the next big thing for pharma giants? Pfizer CEO has said that since the COVID-19 pandemic is over and global demand for its vaccines …
» Read moreBreast Cancer Now has awarded £249,575 to Dr Elena Rainero at the University of Sheffield, to study how breast cancer cells use alternative food …
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» Read moreThis assessment was published in JMIR Medical Education. Caregivers play a pivotal role in cancer care, yet many report feeling inadequately prepared …
» Read moreIan Sample talks to Prof Alan Melcher of the Institute of Cancer Research about how personalised cancer vaccines work and whether they could one …
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» Read moreKing Charles will resume public engagements next week after making encouraging progress in his cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace has said.
» Read moreKing Charles III’s deteriorating health due to undisclosed cancer type prompts urgent updates to funeral plans.
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