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Daily Mail, 18.04.13 15:36 UTC

Promiscuous pensioners, clueless teens and risky Soho run-ins: Welcome to the world of the SEX CLINIC

PUBLISHED: 14:20 GMT, 18 April 2013 | UPDATED: 15:05 GMT, 18 April 2013 Jack - or Julie as he is known when dressed in feminine attire - loves nothing more than to go out, meet a man or woman and ...

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Telegraph, 17.04.13 16:14 UTC

Scientist jailed for faking tests on rats in hope of testing experimental drug on patients

A scientist who faked research data for experimental anti-cancer drugs in the hope of testing them on people has become the first person in Britain to be jailed under scientific safety laws.

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BBC World News, 17.04.13 05:47 UTC

Prostate cancer: Call to test men in their 40s

Men should be offered a screening test for prostate cancer in their late 40s, researchers say.

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Daily Mail, 17.04.13 00:07 UTC

Could carrots beat prostate cancer? Vegetable and other foods rich in Vitamin A help make disease more treatable

PUBLISHED: 22:25 GMT, 16 April 2013 | UPDATED: 22:25 GMT, 16 April 2013 Carrots are the new weapon in the war against prostate cancer, scientists have claimed. A study led by Professor Norman ...

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Telegraph, 16.04.13 23:10 UTC

Prostate screening 'could detect half of potentially fatal cases'

Almost half of potentially fatal prostate cancer cases could be detected by screening men in their late forties, giving them the opportunity to have early treatment, experts claim.

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Seattle Times, 16.04.13 21:50 UTC

A look at Johnson & Johnson 1st-quarter sales

A look at health care giant Johnson & Johnson's first-quarter revenue by division and for selected products and categories:

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Seattle Times, 12.04.13 23:09 UTC

Chile's Neruda bone remains to be analyzed in US

Bone remains of Chilean Nobel literature laureate Pablo Neruda will be analyzed in the United States as investigators seek to resolve a four-decade mystery about his death.

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BBC Sciences, 10.04.13 16:14 UTC

Male sex hormones 'drive breast cancer'

US scientists say they have found a new target to beat breast cancer - male sex hormones, or androgens.

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Seattle Times, 09.04.13 18:38 UTC

Correction: Neruda exhumation story

In April 6 and April 8 stories about the exhumation of the remains of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, The Associated Press misidentified a former Chilean President. He was Salvador Allende, not Santiago Allende.

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BBC Sciences, 09.04.13 07:51 UTC

'Aggressive' prostate cancer gene find

Men with prostate cancer and an inherited gene mutation have the worst form of the disease, research reveals.

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Prostate cancer is a form of cancer that develops in the prostate, a gland in the male reproductive system. The cancer cells may metastasize (spread) from the prostate to other parts of the body, particularly the bones and lymph nodes. Prostate cancer may cause pain, difficulty in urinating, problems during sexual intercourse, or erectile dysfunction. Other symptoms can potentially develop duri...

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