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Archive for August, 2008

Nosy Dogs Help Inventors Create Laser Cancer Detecting Breathalyzer Tool

dog-nose.jpgDogs have long been accepted as man’s best friend. But nosy ones have provided inspiration to a laser research team working on early cancer detection methods to devise a breathalyzer-type tool that could significantly improve survival rates for suffering millions.

 

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NASA’s E Nose inspires cancer detector

 

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Cancer alert caught up in eight-month review delay

 

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Cyclacel Cancer Study Showing Weak Data

 

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The Lung Cancer Answer: Early Detection by CT Scan

 

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Artist with cancer ‘resurrected’ with Pollock grant

 

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Cancer activist fought ‘the good fight’

 

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Three leading European Comprehensive Cancer Centres launch an international cooperation at top level

 

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Van Andel Institute and Novartis discover new method of eradicating cancer cells

 

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Giving cancer drugs in the afternoon ‘makes them twice as effective’

 

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