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DNA shape explains crucial gene-therapy challenges, study finds

A mystery surrounding why powerful gene-editing technology that has driven major advances in medicine over the past decade can sometimes make mistakes, has been solved with the help of scientists from the ±¬ÁÏTV.
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Home testing kits could bridge the cervical screening gap for disabled women, new study finds

Home testing kits for cervical cancer risk could be a game-changer for reducing health inequalities for physically disabled women, according to a new study revealing that over 50 per cent would prefer a self-test over a traditional clinic visit.
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Scientists awarded £1m to develop potentially life-saving smart gel for brain cancer

±¬ÁÏTV pioneers 'smart' drug delivery for glioblastoma and skin disease.
Professor Janet Brown
Professor Janet Brown

Professor Janet Brown takes up her Presidency of the International Cancer and Bone Society

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Research uncovers potential new pathway to tackle chemotherapy resistance in throat cancer

Researcher uncovers new evidence that could help improve treatment options for patients with hard-to-treat throat cancer.
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Cancer research features at showcase celebrating generosity of donors to the university

Researchers showed how the School of Clinical Dentistry is working to use Artificial Intelligence to identify pre-cancer cells, leading to earlier detection of head and neck cancers.
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Sheffield researchers uncover the secrets of ‘cell cannibalism’ in oral cancer

Researchers from the ±¬ÁÏTV, in collaboration with Fiocruz-Bahia in Brazil, are shedding new light on a mysterious process known as tumour cell cannibalism.
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Sheffield research aims to revolutionise early detection of head and neck cancer

Innovative research is reshaping head and neck cancer detection and treatment through earlier, more personalised care.