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Up until now, the potential cure has been tested on mice with cancer, but not on humans.
"The biggest questions are whether it'll work in the human body, and if the human body can tolerate the doses needed without developing side effects," said University of Copenhagen researcher Ali Salanti.
So it's positive news, but we ought not to get too carried away.Drivers risk £110 fines for trying to keep cool in stationary cars with air con
Turns out this heatwave is also an expensive one Under new emission laws, you could get a fine if you are trying to cool down by sitting in your stationary car with air conditioning. The RAC has issued the latest warning as it said that if you remain in your car with its engine idling, […]
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10,000 people feared dead after catastrophic earthquakes devastate Venezuela
Two earthquakes hit in succession There are fears that as many as 10,000 people could have been killed in a catastrophic earthquake which devastated Venezuela yesterday evening. Back to back earthquakes hit the South American nation on Wednesday evening (24 June) at 18:04 local time (23:04 BST) with almost apocalyptic footage from the country being […]
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UK households told to put A4 sheet of paper in fridge today
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