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U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether anti-drug laws should apply to the medicinal use of marijuana

U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether anti-drug laws should apply to the medicinal use of marijuana

29 Jun 2004
Creation of the UK Clinical Research Collaboration (UKCRC)

Creation of the UK Clinical Research Collaboration (UKCRC)

29 Jun 2004
Men can live a long time after treatment for prostate cancer, and they deserve to have a good quality of life

Men can live a long time after treatment for prostate cancer, and they deserve to have a good quality of life

29 Jun 2004
Understanding how some diseases evade our body's defense system may help explain the incomplete control of chronic viral infections by the immune system

Understanding how some diseases evade our body's defense system may help explain the incomplete control of chronic viral infections by the immune system

29 Jun 2004
Exelixis files new drug application for a proprietary novel anticancer compound

Exelixis files new drug application for a proprietary novel anticancer compound

29 Jun 2004
Iraqi doctors and senior nurses learn new techniques in head and neck cancer management

Iraqi doctors and senior nurses learn new techniques in head and neck cancer management

29 Jun 2004
New Harvard website recommendations could help prevent over half of all chronic disease in the U.S.

New Harvard website recommendations could help prevent over half of all chronic disease in the U.S.

29 Jun 2004
The EU is contributing €9 million to the “Vigilance against Viral Resistance” (VIRGIL) project

The EU is contributing €9 million to the “Vigilance against Viral Resistance” (VIRGIL) project

29 Jun 2004
Continued commercial development of research into DNA repair

Continued commercial development of research into DNA repair

28 Jun 2004
First university-based research center devoted to studying epigenetics

First university-based research center devoted to studying epigenetics

28 Jun 2004
Prince Charles has called for more research into the benefits of complementary therapies for cancer patients

Prince Charles has called for more research into the benefits of complementary therapies for cancer patients

28 Jun 2004
Chemicals that inhibit the development of new blood vessels could prove to be a new way of treating endometriosis

Chemicals that inhibit the development of new blood vessels could prove to be a new way of treating endometriosis

28 Jun 2004
Kaposi sarcoma virus common in people who are HIV positive turns lymph vessel cells into a cancer

Kaposi sarcoma virus common in people who are HIV positive turns lymph vessel cells into a cancer

28 Jun 2004
A gene involved in the adhesion of cells is less active in breast tumors with a poor prognosis than those that are less aggressive

A gene involved in the adhesion of cells is less active in breast tumors with a poor prognosis than those that are less aggressive

28 Jun 2004
A viral respiratory infection common in children increases the risk of developing asthma

A viral respiratory infection common in children increases the risk of developing asthma

28 Jun 2004
New medical imaging equipment provides early detection of skin cancer

New medical imaging equipment provides early detection of skin cancer

From Siemens Healthineers 28 Jun 2004
50,000 people in the U.S. with cancer, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis or hepatitis C will be eligible for a Medicare drug lottery

50,000 people in the U.S. with cancer, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis or hepatitis C will be eligible for a Medicare drug lottery

26 Jun 2004
HERCULES laser could revolutionize the way cancer is treated

HERCULES laser could revolutionize the way cancer is treated

26 Jun 2004
Molecular biologists find chink in the armor of Candida, the most common human fungal pathogen

Molecular biologists find chink in the armor of Candida, the most common human fungal pathogen

26 Jun 2004
New York study reveals that babies in the womb are more sensitive than their mothers to DNA damage from pollution

New York study reveals that babies in the womb are more sensitive than their mothers to DNA damage from pollution

26 Jun 2004

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