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The epithelial cells lining a mouse lung. Scientists at the Crick have shown that antibiotics can leave the lung vulnerable to flu viruses, leading to significantly worse infections and symptoms. Read the full story. Toggle to view hero caption News The latest science and stories from the Crick. In this sectionSecondary Navigation Newsletters Media & press Breadcrumb Home News News Strategy - Filter by topic -CancerGrowth and DevelopmentHuman BiologyImmune SystemInfectious DiseaseHealth and AgeingNeuroscienceInstitutePublic EngagementTranslationExhibition News type - Filter by format -NewsFeatureProfilePerspectiveVideoAudio New fellowships for seven African scientists Type: News 12 August 2019 Science date: yeast meets ancient DNA Type: Feature 8 August 2019 Spotlight on Mihaly Kollo, entrepreneur scientist Type: Profile 2 August 2019 New molecular link discovered in motor neurone disease Type: News 1 August 2019 Crick joins new initiative to investigate human development Type: News 25 July 2019 Message to the new Prime Minister Type: Feature 23 July 2019 National animal research numbers released Type: News 18 July 2019 Fiona Roberts appointed Chief People Officer Type: News 17 July 2019 Science date: a cancer researcher meets a developmental biologist Type: Feature 16 July 2019 Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next Last page Last Share the page Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Email Sign up for our newslettersJoin our mailing lists to receive updates about our latest research and to hear about our free public events and exhibitions. Sign up
