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Innovation

Cold perfusion shows a better rate of successful transplant than cold storage.

Humans could be protected from dengue fever by infecting the mosquitoes carrying it with a parasite.
 
A study has found a drug used for cancer treatment has been found to reverse transplant rejection.

Plastic use could cloud test results
A new study has suggested that using plastics 'could wreak havoc on biomedical experiments'.
Drug companies charge too much
Americans are being held hostage to high drug prices.
STATISTIC
Cancer takes 28% of research spending but accounts for only 16% of disease

A study has linked a necrotic jaw condition to a drug used for osteoporosis in the jaw.
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In a new study, the colonoscopy missed just about every cancer in the right side of the colon.

Birthing pains of Choose and Book
The Economist examines the difficult and time-consuming birth of Choose and Book in the NHS?
Stem cells without destroying embryos
Is there a way to make human embryonic stem cells without offending moral campaigners?
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Technology role in modern health care
New technology is transforming the way a modern health service operates.
 
New fight to beat cancer
Immune cells from the best "cancer-fighters" may be given to other cancer patients.
 
No shortage of drug test volunteers
Volunteers keen to enlist for drug trials despite six suffering organ failure in a test last year.
 


 
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