Guidelines aim to lower cervical cancer
THE World Health Organisation has issued new cervical cancer guidelines which it says will mean the difference between life and death for women worldwide.
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New laser helps slow macular degeneration
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Epilepsy experts share PM’s $300k prize
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Blood test hope to predict Alzheimer’s
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Egg freezing ‘levels playing field’
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Brave boy in haemophilia battle
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Impotence drugs linked to eye problems
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