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[Science: Biology]: Canine cancer: How to save a pet and #39;s life
May 17th, 2012

Cancer is a devastating disease, and not just for humans. It is the number one cause of death in dogs over the age of two

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  • [Science: Biology]: Boost for funds set up in memory of Thurston mum killed by Swine Flu
    May 17th, 2012

    Classic car run ends at The White Horse in Beyton, raising money for the Sarah Aplin charity. The girls with the collection buckets. Left to right – Lauren Godfrey, Steph Lee, Sophie Goodwin, Amanda Cooper, Beth Noble and Danielle Ashford.

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  • [Science: Biology]: Cancer death rates fall among 50-somethings
    May 16th, 2012

    Deaths from cancer in Britain have fallen 40% in people aged 50 to 59, according to figures produced by Cancer Research UK Deaths from cancer among 50-somethings have fallen to their lowest level in 40 years, thanks to better diagnosis, fewer people smoking and new drugs improving patients and #39; chances of survival. In 1971 over 21,300 people in the UK aged between 50 and 59 died of cancer, but in …

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  • [Science: Biology]: WHO warns spread of high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity
    May 16th, 2012

    Health data released on Wednesday provided the clearest evidence to date of the spread of chronic diseases like diabetes and heart disease from developed nations to poorer regions such as Africa, as lifestyles and diets there change

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  • [Science: Biology]: Cambridge Uni to complete Charles Darwin and #39;s last
    May 15th, 2012

    Between dessert and a final drink in Darwin and #39;s home in 1868, the evolutionist would confront his poor dinner guests with these images and ask them to describe the man and #39;s expressions in their own words.

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  • [Science: Biology]: Scientists discover clues to muscle stem cell functions
    May 15th, 2012

    Scientists have identified how skeletal muscle stem cells respond to muscle injury and may be stimulated to improve muscle repair in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a severe inherited disease of muscle that causes weakness, disability and, ultimately, heart and respiratory failure.

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  • [Science: Biology]: New species of fish in Sweden
    May 15th, 2012

    Reticulated dragonet have been found in Väderöarna — and #34;Weather Islands and #34; — off the west coast of Sweden. It is not often that a new species of fish is discovered in Sweden.

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  • [Science: Biology]: Cardiff and #39;s China cancer link-up
    May 15th, 2012

    A cancer researcher believes a link-up between Cardiff University and two universities in China could result in significant advances in treatment.

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  • [Science: Biology]: Calls for simple health checks as diabetes care reaches and #39;state of crisis and #39;
    May 14th, 2012

    A State of the Nation 2012 report, published by Diabetes UK, revealed that less than half of people diagnosed with the condition are receiving basic minimum care.

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  • [Science: Biology]: Riva Greenberg: 10 Ways I Know I Have Diabetes
    May 11th, 2012

    If you have any of the risk factors for Type 2 diabetes, have your health care provider give you a simple blood test. While there are times I and #39;d rather forget I have diabetes, there is never a time I wouldn and #39;t want to know that I have it.

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