The chip removes cells, which could become tumours, before they are implanted in a patient
bmj;384/feb09_10/q334/FAF1faAnne Kathleen Lumb was born in Nuneaton to parents originally from Yorkshire. Her parents had two girls, Anne […]
bmj;384/feb09_9/q331/FAF1faAfter a specialist fellowship at St Mark’s Hospital and the Royal London Hospital, George Parks was appointed consultant […]
bmj;384/feb09_8/q336/FAF1faJohn Humphrey Wilfred Shaw studied at St John’s College, Cambridge, joining the medical college of St Bartholomew’s Hospital […]
bmj;384/feb09_7/q327/FAF1faDonald William Bethune (“Don”) became a consultant at Papworth in 1969 after training posts at the Royal Victoria […]
Ecuador’s constitutional court has become the second Latin American country to decriminalise euthanasia, after delivering judgment in a […]
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OART is increasingly emerging to assess and adapt treatment for cancer patients
The rare neurodevelopmental condition CDKL5 is characterised by early-onset epilepsy
Researchers have identified a new way to harness the antioxidant and antibacterial properties of a botanical compound to […]