Science news

Existing drugs could target smokers’ lung cancer

Scientists at Cancer Research UK have revealed a possible new treatment for a common and aggressive form of lung cancer.
26 April 2012

Accelerating benefits to patients

Guidance aimed at helping The Francis Crick Institute to accelerate the benefits to patients from its work has been published.
27 January 2012

The secret of cell structures in developing embryos

How genes interact to control the development of cells into tissues
20 January 2012

Alarm signal protects the body from cancer-causing damage

Scientists have found a way the body detects harmful toxins and destroys them before they cause widespread damage.
01 December 2011

Why eating your greens is good for you

Research published in Cell shows that nutrients in cruciferous vegetables – such as broccoli – help to ensure a good balance of bacteria in the skin and intestine.
13 October 2011