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Calls For Genetic Testing Causing Breast Cancer That Hit BBC's Victoria Derbyshire And Angelina Jolie

A new study suggests some cases are hereditary and caused by a faulty gene, meaning tests could have the potential to identify women at risk of the disease, even before the cancer starts to grow. ....

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Calls to test for gene cause of breast cancer that hit BBC's Victoria Derbyshire and Angelina Jolie

A new study suggests some cases are hereditary and caused by a faulty gene, meaning tests could have the potential to identify women at risk of the disease, even before the cancer starts to grow. ....

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Mid and South Essex NHS dementia team up for award

Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust s dedicated dementia care team is up for three national awards ....

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Stress May Boost Helping Behavior When Witnessing Injustice

A new study finds that acute stress experienced while witnessing injustice can make people more likely to help victims rather than punish offenders. ....

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Staying Active Mid-Age Boosts Women's Health Later

A new study found that maintaining or adopting regular physical activity during middle age can significantly improve women's health-related quality of life later. ....

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