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31 March 2025

UK adults dial up importance of mobile phones

New survey reveals the most significant discoveries and inventions of all time.

10 April 2025


Rapid growth of blood cancer driven by a single genetic 'hit'

A new study has unveiled when chronic myeloid leukaemia, a type of cancer that affects the blood and bone marrow, arises in life and how fast it grows. Researchers reveal explosive growth rates of cancerous cells years before diagnosis and variation in these rates of growth between pati...

11 April 2025

ARU research addresses postcode lottery for victims

We need culturally responsive domestic abuse and sexual violence support – Dr Guha. ...

16 April 2025

New collaboration to uncover how the hidden language of genes shapes our immune system

A major new initiative, launched on 15 April, will map how gene activity shapes the immune system, and could help identify new therapeutic targets for conditions such as Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). ...

8 May 2025

Study: Music therapy helps brain-injured children

Experts agree new tool could successfully assess levels of consciousness in children. ...

16 May 2025

Genetic ancestry and parental smoking linked to new genetic changes in children

Ancestry and lifestyle choices of parents may affect the rate and type of new genetic changes that arise in their children, new research has found. ...

23 May 2025

New study shows millions still lack access to glasses

Research supported by Anglia Ruskin University expert shows urgent action is needed. ...

23 May 2025

Enhanced breast cancer screening could detect an extra 3,500 cancers per year

Researchers in Cambridge are calling for additional scans to be added to breast screening for women with very dense breasts. This follows a large-scale trial, which shows that extra scans could treble cancer detection for these women potentially saving up to 700 lives a year in the UK. ...

29 May 2025

Childhood kidney cancer has millions of genetic changes, opening door to possible treatments

Researchers have uncovered that some childhood cancers have a substantially higher number of DNA changes than previously thought, changing the way we view children’s tumours and possibly opening up new or repurposed treatment options. ...

29 May 2025

Dinosaurs could hold key to cancer discoveries

New study highlights the importance of preserving fossilised soft tissues.

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