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Fluid Biopsy' Could Transform Cancer Treatment... Print E-mail
Written by Lauren Paxman - MailOnline   
Fluid Biopsy' Could Transform Cancer Treatment by Making Tumour Cells Glow in the Dark

Cancer treatment could be transformed by a new 'fluid biopsy' technique that spotlights tumour cells in the bloodstream, scientists say.

Researchers in the U.S. have developed a way of attaching fluorescent 'tags' to cancer cell proteins, making them glow under special light conditions.

The technique - successfully tested on patients with breast, prostate and pancreatic cancer - paves the way to 'real time' assessment, therefore speeding up treatment of disease.
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Some Body Parts More Satisfying to Scratch Print E-mail
Written by Rita Rubin - WebMD   
Itching More Intense, and Scratching More Pleasurable, at Ankle Than at Back or Forearm
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New Heart Failure Risks: Fractures and Memory Problems Print E-mail
Written by Denise Mann - WebMD   
Studies Highlight 2 New Complications of Heart Failure

Two new studies shine a light on some lesser known consequences of heart failure: fractures and memory problems.
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Oral HPV Infection More Common in Men Print E-mail
Written by Salynn Boyles - WebMD   
Infection Rates Among Men About Three Times Higher Than Among Women, Study Finds
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Sugar Tax Needed, Say US Experts Print E-mail
Written by Helen Briggs - BBC News   
Sugar is as damaging and addictive as alcohol or tobacco and should be regulated, claim US health experts.

According to a University of California team, new policies such as taxes are needed to control soaring consumption of sugar and sweeteners.

Prof Robert Lustig argues in the journal Nature for major shifts in public policy.
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