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Forty people a day could die from swine flu by next month ABOUT 40 people will die of swine flu in Britain every day by the end of next month if the current fatality rate stays the same.

Images of cancer cells in motion help in search for treatment DRAMATIC images showing how cancer cells move around the body are helping scientists to investigate new ways of stopping the disease spreading and becoming more deadly.

Woman gives kidney to her sister after being drawn out of a hat A YOUNG woman donated her kidney to her sister after her name was drawn out of a hat.

Chief doctor warns public not to buy Tamiflu on the internet THE public should avoid panic-buying "counterfeit" anti-swine flu drugs online, the UK government's chief medical officer has warned.

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