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One would think that our world, compared to the past centuries where pandemics have killed millions of people is better equipped when it comes to fending off diseases thanks to…

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The Simple Reason Why We Are Seeing More New Infectious Diseases Today

February 3, 2020

One would think that our world, compared to the past centuries where pandemics have killed millions of people is better equipped when it comes to fending off diseases thanks to…

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Will We Ever Cure Cancer?

October 31, 2019

We asked three cancer experts – Nobel laureate Professor Harald zur Hausen, Professor Walter Ricciardi and Dr Elisabete Weiderpass – for their thoughts on curing cancer. They all sit on…

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The Simple Reason Why We Are Seeing More New Infectious Diseases Today

The Simple Reason Why We Are Seeing More New Infectious Diseases Today

Will We Ever Cure Cancer?

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