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Researchers modify virus to hunt down and wipe out cancer cells

Cancer Research UK scientists at the University of Leeds have developed a new way of modifying viruses to seek out and destroy cancer cells, according to research published in Gene Therapy today. Cancer Research UK scientists at the University of Leeds have developed a new way of modifying viruses to seek out and destroy cancer cells, according to research published in Gene Therapy today.

23 April 2010

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February podcast is here

1 February 2010

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Measuring the ‘Jade effect’

12 June 2009

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Communicating the results of cervical screening – room for improvement?

12 May 2009

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Has Jade Goody’s death affected people’s attitudes to cancer?

5 May 2009

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Behind the Headlines - HPV vaccines and cervical cancer

18 March 2009

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Jade Goody and cervical screening

5 February 2009

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Cancer jab scandal? Hardly…

17 November 2008

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The cervical cancer vaccine has arrived

3 September 2008

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The ‘cervical cancer’ vaccine

26 October 2007

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How vaccines can prevent cancer

Vaccines against specific viruses could prevent one in ten cases of cancer in Britain - according to a new report by Cancer Research UK Vaccines against specific viruses could prevent one in ten cases of cancer in Britain - according to a new report by Cancer Research UK

10 March 2006

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Origin of cancer common in people with HIV points way to therapy

A virus turns lymph vessel cells into a cancer that affects people with weakened immune systems, according to research published in Nature Genetics1. A virus turns lymph vessel cells into a cancer that affects people with weakened immune systems, according to research published in Nature Genetics1.

27 June 2004