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Mechanical exoskeleton boot mimics human physiology to lower energy expenditure when walking.
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Fast working malaria drug developed that works against resistant strains
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Meningitis vaccine for every new UK baby announced by health secretary Jeremy Hunt
Every child aged two months to receive vaccination following government deal with GlaxoSmithKline.
Ebola: Inactivated whole virus vaccine protects monkeys and is safe says study
The virus is believed to provoke a wide and robust immune response.
UK surgeons perform Europe's first non-beating heart transplant with pioneering procedure
Landmark procedure to lead to 25% increase in donor hearts.
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Ebola crisis: Sierra Leone forced to delay schools re-opening for 2 weeks as virus spreads
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Ebola crisis: MSF and WHO trade accusations over epidemic response
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World's oldest breast cancer victim revealed in ancient Egyptian skeleton
Evidence of breast cancer as a metastasis found in bones of elite Egyptian from 4,000 years ago.
Ebola crisis: First tests as ring vaccination starts in Guinea
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Sub-£200 3D-printed bionic arm developed that connects to wearer's smartphone
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Scientists make chocolate tastier and healthier
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How Milton Keynes scientists are training dogs to sniff out cancer
Milton Keynes scientists training dogs to pick up smell of lethal disease.
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Ebola outbreak an avoidable tragedy and WHO must shoulder much of the blame - MSF
The medical charity notes in its report how affected nations dismissed its warnings as alarmist.
Monsanto's widely used weed killer Roundup may cause cancer says WHO
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UK: Widespread rise in mosquito-borne diseases predicted due to climate change
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Alzheimer's drug trial results boost Biogen Idec market cap by $40bn
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Modern men prefer curvy women because their ancestors prized foraging and baby-bearing traits
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Children with symmetrical hands more intelligent and will remain smart as they age
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HIV treatment: New inexpensive agents can block virus ability to replicate and develop resistance
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US: Proposal to legalize medical marijuana for pets
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Medieval cesspit in Jerusalem shows how disease spread in 15th century
Ancient parasite eggs discovered in 500-year-old cesspit in old city of Jerusalem.
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Health warnings issued as toxic cloud appears over the UK.
Ebola: Sierra Leone announces 3-day lockdown of 2.5 million people
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