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UK scientists discover two genes offering potential drug targets against skin cancer

The three major types of skin cancer are basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma

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Scientists recommend new imaging technique to support design of innovative cancer drugs

Cryo-EM helped to determine the detailed structures of CAK, a promising target for cancer drugs

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New blood test could identify individuals at highest risk of developing heart failure

Measuring NPY alongside BNP could help healthcare professionals improve diagnosis for heart patients

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First UK cancer patients receive Moderna’s experimental mRNA therapy

The Mobilize trial is evaluating mRNA-4359 in cancers including melanoma and lung cancer

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Study reveals T cells could provide more protection against Omicron in future vaccines

Memory T cells were found to be more effective at fighting SARS-CoV-2 than antibodies

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Study suggests simple blood test could spare brain cancer patients risky surgery

The TriNetra-Glio test isolates broken-free tumour cells from the circulating tumour in the blood

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Study reveals Takotsubo syndrome patients failed by current cardiovascular treatments

Takotsubo syndrome patients were found to be as vulnerable to dying as heart attack patients

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Testing antibodies in blood samples could help prevent heart attacks

People with serious atherosclerosis are more likely to have a serious heart or circulatory problem

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‘Click chemistry’ system used to map new class of drug targets in cancer and immunology

The novel tagging system won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in October 2022

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New blood test to reduce heart attacks and death rates in A&E heart patients

The test could improve diagnosis for one in five patients with a heart muscle injury

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Study suggests self-reported information could help predict MS progression

Predicting MS progression could improve treatment and care outcomes for patients

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Crick Institute announces new molecular glue discovery to treat different diseases

The £11.2m research investment includes funds from AstraZeneca and the EPSRC

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