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New hope that an old drug could be reused to treat triple negative breast cancer
New hope that an old drug could be reused to treat triple negative breast cancer
Canada
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Disrupting tumour defences in pancreatic cancer
Disrupting tumour defences in pancreatic cancer
United Kingdom
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Clinical trial hints at new treatment option for bladder cancer
Clinical trial hints at new treatment option for bladder cancer
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New discovery starts drug development for pancreatic cancer
New discovery starts drug development for pancreatic cancer
United Kingdom
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Cancer research must remain a priority in the middle of coronavirus chaos
Cancer research must remain a priority in the middle of coronavirus chaos
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Clinical trials for new cancer vaccine could start in the near future
Clinical trials for new cancer vaccine could start in the near future
Australia
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A new drug could become one of the first targeted treatments for triple negative breast cancer
A new drug could become one of the first targeted treatments for triple negative breast cancer
Australia
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Shocking decline in funding for discovery research
Shocking decline in funding for discovery research

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