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Monthly Archives: August 2012
When medicine gets personal: the ups and downs of personalised medicine
We are without doubt one of the worlds most complicated machines. Our bodies are made up of trillions of cells, most of which contain a full copy of our own individual genome. Despite containing identical genetic information individual cells vary … Continue reading
Posted in Sarah Fox
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The neuroscience of race – is racism inbuilt?
The topic of race is one of fierce debate; never far from our minds and commonly discussed both in the media and down the pub. Britain is one of the most diverse and multicultural countries on the planet but the … Continue reading
Posted in Oliver Freeman
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Parasitic worms: Friend or foe?
Intestinal parasites infect more than a billion people world-wide, of which approximately 10% become ill. Although the thought of parasitic worms may be enough to turn people’s stomachs and put them off their food, for some sufferers of severe auto-immune … Continue reading
Posted in Sam Lawrence
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Science fiction vs. science fact: The use of viruses to cure disease
Several popular blockbusters, including I Am Legend and Rise of the Planet of the Apes, have envisioned the use of viruses, rigged to deliver therapeutic DNA to patients as a way of curing disease. In these films the scientists using … Continue reading
Posted in Louise Walker
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