Posts in: cancer

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Visualizing the very end

Visualizing the very end

A group of doctors advocates use of videos in advance care planning

By | Posted March 24, 2013

A transformation akin to damaged DNA

A transformation akin to damaged DNA

How finding molecular modeling changed Suse Broyde’s life

By | Posted February 7, 2013

Bitter is better

Bitter is better

How bitterness established the genetics of taste and supertasters came to rule taste research

By | Posted January 18, 2013

“Okay, but just remind me”

“Okay, but just remind me”

Scientists are figuring out the mechanism behind “chemo brain”

By | Posted December 18, 2012

There’s a hole in the world tonight

There’s a hole in the world tonight

The Montreal Protocol hits 25

By | Posted September 17, 2012

2011: A year of contradictions

2011: A year of contradictions

Scienceline takes a look back at some of the best contradicting science stories of 2011

By | Posted December 26, 2011

To vaccinate or not to vaccinate

To vaccinate or not to vaccinate

Taking a look at the HPV vaccine controversy

By | Posted November 18, 2011

Tea-ming with stress? Put the kettle on

Tea-ming with stress? Put the kettle on

“There is no trouble so great that cannot be much diminished by a nice cup of tea” – Bernard-Paul Heroux

By | Posted October 13, 2011

Immunologists win big in this year’s Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine

Immunologists win big in this year’s Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine

Winner Steinman dies before the announcement is made

By | Posted October 3, 2011

Buttered bugs, buds, and beer

Buttered bugs, buds, and beer

Our favorites from the week

By | Posted September 2, 2011

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