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'Don't ban fetal egg research'

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Vaccine for 'killer strep' lurks in Texas

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AIDS must compete for research cash

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Mystery virus linked to asbestos cancer

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Malaria maverick takes on TB

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Clinton's axe poised over Third World health

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Review: Sex and the missing data

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Malaria vaccine passes key test

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HIV: beyond reasonable doubt

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Whooping cough vaccine 'should be replaced'

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Breast cancer: a lethal inheritance - Geneticists are close to identifying a gene that can lead to hereditary breast cancer. But at first this breakthrough could raise more problems than it solves

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Rushed HIV testing risks false results

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