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Why this weekend’s London Marathon will impact more than just knees Sunday’s race will provide a major boost to charities – including one dedicated to helping children with cancer Health Lifestyle Society
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Cancer deaths fall to historic low in UK – this is probably why The latest stats on cancer deaths in the UK offer encouraging news – and further progress against the disease is within reach Health Science Society
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Revolutionary therapy treats ‘untreatable’ blood cancer Gene therapy which turns white blood cells into a disease-busting “living drug” has reversed previously untreatable blood cancers Health Innovation Science Society
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What went right this week: treating the ‘untreatable’, plus more Scientists treated the ‘untreatable’, economies decoupled from emissions, and a ‘lost’ bird is returning to London, plus more Culture Energy Health Society World
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Study asks: what can we learn from cancer ‘super-survivors’? NHS centres are involved in the search for patients who have lived much longer than expected, in hope of developing new therapies Health Lifestyle Science Society UK
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‘I see my disability as a positive’: the blind women who detect breast cancer A project training blind women to detect breast cancer is saving lives,​ and offering them meaningful work Health Society Wellbeing
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