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DigiHEST: How we reached 29 countries in two days

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Making surgery safer during the pandemic

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The Anthony Nolan and NHS Stem Cell Registry

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Age no criteria for heart attack treatment

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Aesthetic breast surgery: Mastering the basics

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Cancer’s reliance on fats could lead to new ‘drugs and diet’ treatment

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New organ donation law

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Europe’s first lung transplant on Covid-19 patient

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