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  Five diseases that are, thankfully, consigned to the past

  4 Sep 2013: Richard Sugg: Richard III's roundworm was just one of the gruesome diseases that killed and maimed the British population through the ages

• Heparin, grad students, a clinical revolution and giving credit where it's due

  4 Sep 2013:

  Richard P Grant: The story of a student who overcame remarkable odds only to be denied his moment of glory, or a tale of deceit and devilish doings?

• Richard III had roundworm infection, scientists claim

  4 Sep 2013:

  Researchers from Cambridge University analyse soil sample from pelvis and find eggs where intestine would have been

• World first as woman gets pregnant seven years after ovaries removed

  3 Sep 2013:

  Twin girls expected after Australian scientists graft tissue frozen before cancer treatment on to mother's abdominal wall

• The 20 big questions in science

  1 Sep 2013:

  From the nature of the universe (that's if there is only one) to the purpose of dreams, there are many things we still don't know – but we might do soon. In their new book Hayley Birch, Colin Stuart and Mun Keat Looi seek some answers

• Dennis Lo: 'Should parents be told about a disease their child might get?'

  1 Sep 2013: The professor of chemical pathology who pioneered non-invasive prenatal diagnosis is keenly aware of the ethical implications, writes Zoë Corbyn

• 'There is no concussion-proof helmet'

  31 Aug 2013:

  Interview: One of the leading experts in sports head trauma talks about the dangers players face in the wake of the NFL's proposed $765m deal to settle lawsuits over concussions

• Six stubborn myths about cancer

  30 Aug 2013:

  David Robert Grimes: The internet is awash with misinformation about cancer, with potentially tragic consequences for patients

• Concussions lawsuit settlement lets NFL off the hook

  30 Aug 2013:

  Hunter Felt: In agreeing to a $765 million settlement, the NFL have successfully delayed having to seriously deal with its growing concussion issue

• Whole fruits protect against diabetes, but juice is risk factor, say researchers

  29 Aug 2013:

  US scientists used data from three studies and concluded that blueberries were among whole fruits 'significantly associated with a lower risk of type 2 diabetes'

• NFL concussion lawsuits explained

  29 Aug 2013:

  Paolo Bandini: The NFL has reached a proposed $765m agreement with former players suing over head injuries sustained while playing. What were the injuries? What does the deal mean? Is this the end of the lawsuit?

• NFL and former players propose $765m concussions lawsuits settlement

  29 Aug 2013:

  NFL: Federal judge announces proposal from the league and 4,500 former players to end long-running dispute over head injuries in the sport

• What do we really know about the effects of screen time on mental health?

  29 Aug 2013:

  Pete Etchells: A recent briefing from Public Health England warns that too much screen time is causing emotional problems in children. But is it that simple?

• How colour-changing technology could revolutionise the medical industry

  28 Aug 2013:

  From chameleon syringes to self-expiring packaging, designers are turning their hands to graphic medical applications

• Eating broccoli may prevent osteoarthritis

  28 Aug 2013:

  University of East Anglia researchers find that sulforaphane slows down destruction of cartilage in joints

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