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Doctor dog: how our canine companions can help us detect COVID and other diseases

25 May 2023

5 min read

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Immunotherapies, such as cancer vaccines, help train the immune system to fight off cancer. Credit: Pand P Studio/ Shutterstock

Pancreatic cancer: a personalised mRNA vaccine may boost effects of treatment

24 May 2023

4 min read

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A child is treated in an early version of the iron lung at Children’s Hospital Boston in 1932. Credit Courtesy of March of Dimes

Book Excerpt: How the Iron Lung Transformed Polio Care

23 May 2023

15 min read

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A Strategic Roundtable during the World Health Assembly on 23 May. Credit: WHO / Antoine Tardy

Prepare for disease deadlier than COVID – WHO chief

23 May 2023

4 min read

Pandemic preparedness WHA Cross-posts

Woman looking out a window. Credit: tommaso79/Shutterstock

Thousands of people in the UK are out of work due to long COVID

22 May 2023

6 min read

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Vaccine printer could help vaccines reach more people

17 May 2023

5 min read

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Opening Plenary of World Health Assebly. Credit: United States Mission Geneva, CC BY 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

What is the World Health Assembly and why is it important?

16 May 2023

4 min read

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COVID fatigue: cognitive behavioural therapy could help people manage persistent symptoms – new research

16 May 2023

5 min read

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African scientists need a central repository where the genomic data they capture can be uploaded and shared. Credit: iStock/Getty Images Plus

African scientists are working to pool data that decodes diseases – a giant step

15 May 2023

5 min read

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Woman holding a syringe and vaccine vial. Credit: iiiNooMiii/Shutterstock

Obesity speeds up loss of immunity from COVID vaccines – new research

15 May 2023

5 min read

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Not all creatures infected by a pathogen succumb to disease — in fact, a well-known scientific yardstick is the dose at which half of a study’s animals die after exposure to a pathogen or toxin. What is the difference between those that survive and those that don’t? Credit: Knowable magazine

What if we tolerated diseases?

15 May 2023

14 min read

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Ventorina Aculu of northern Uganda sits next to her adult son, Omac Alfred, who has a rare neurological disease known as nodding syndrome. Credit: Pat Robert Larubi

Under Debate: The Origins of Mysterious Neurological Disease

12 May 2023

12 min read

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