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Scientists uncover how air pollution triggers lung cancer
Scientists have managed to link air pollution to lung cancer, helping to explain why so many non-smokers develop the disease.
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German start-up Vara's tech may help doctors detect breast cancer earlier.
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Scientists say the humble roundworm can smell cancer cells and may someday replace dogs in detecting tumours at an early stage.
First transplant using umbilical cord blood helps cure woman of HIV
Since receiving the blood treatment for Leukaemia from a naturally HIV-resistant donor, the woman has lived virus-free for 14 months.
How can Europe advance rare diseases innovation? | Euronews Debates
In partnership with Biogen
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Cancer in Europe: How COVID is masking a deepening health crisis
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