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UK Pest Control Industry Prevents Billions in Annual Savings
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UK Pest Control Industry Prevents Billions in Annual Savings

The UK pest control industry handles over 4.4 million client jobs annually and prevents economic losses worth £1.9 billion to businesses, as…

Olivia Gagnon · October 3, 2026
NHS expands rapid genomic test for brain tumours
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NHS expands rapid genomic test for brain tumours

The NHS expands its rapid genomic test, cutting brain tumour diagnosis time from weeks to days by analyzing DNA from biopsy samples…

Olivia Gagnon · September 28, 2026
UK Launches £20m Centres to Boost Healthcare Innovation
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UK Launches £20m Centres to Boost Healthcare Innovation

The UK launches £20m Centres of Excellence for Regulatory Science and Innovation to boost healthcare innovation and regulatory science.

Olivia Gagnon · September 25, 2026
Cancer Risk Gap Widens for Type 2 Diabetes Patients
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Cancer Risk Gap Widens for Type 2 Diabetes Patients

A Danish study reveals type 2 diabetes patients face over twice the cancer risk, with the disparity growing significantly in recent years,…

Zoe Cooper · September 23, 2026
Tumor Blood Vessel Profiles Predict Colorectal Cancer Survival
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Tumor Blood Vessel Profiles Predict Colorectal Cancer Survival

New research into tumor blood vessels may predict colorectal cancer survival outcomes, analyzing 837 patients to identify prognostic blood vessel patterns.

Olivia Gagnon · September 22, 2026
New CRISPR Tool Finds Genes Behind Lymphoma Drug Resistance
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New CRISPR Tool Finds Genes Behind Lymphoma Drug Resistance

A new CRISPR tool identifies genes behind lymphoma drug resistance, offering new therapeutic targets for fighting cancer progression.

Olivia Gagnon · September 21, 2026
Tumors Hide p53 Mutations from T Cells, Study Finds
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Tumors Hide p53 Mutations from T Cells, Study Finds

Tumors can hide p53 mutations from T cells, posing challenges for personalized immunotherapy. Researchers find tumors conceal p53 neoantigens, making detection

Olivia Gagnon · September 19, 2026
Experimental Gene Therapy Begins for Boy with Rare Syndrome
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Experimental Gene Therapy Begins for Boy with Rare Syndrome

Experimental gene therapy offers hope for a boy with rare Cockayne syndrome, marking a significant advancement in medical research.

Zoe Cooper · September 18, 2026
Grafted human brain tissue thrives in cortex-depleted mice
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Grafted human brain tissue thrives in cortex-depleted mice

Stanford researchers successfully graft human brain tissue into cortex-depleted mice, unlocking new potential for studying neurodegenerative diseases and brain

Olivia Gagnon · September 17, 2026
AI Enhances Aneurysm Detection but Increases False Alarms
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AI Enhances Aneurysm Detection but Increases False Alarms

AI enhances brain aneurysm detection by 39% but increases false alarms, offering a second set of eyes for radiologists.

Grace Morrison · September 15, 2026