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Pioneering bacteria research

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Breakthrough discovery in engineered immune cells

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World-first preventative DNA screening for cancer and heart disease risk

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Sepsis Research FEAT

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Waist-to-height ratio guidance questioned

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Gene C18ORF25 promotes muscle strength during exercise

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Junk DNA could lead to cancer

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Can the super-lean really eat what they like?

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People at risk from obesity overlooked in trials

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Brain cell development and risk of schizophrenia

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