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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.

Scientists say they've solved riddle of the shrinking Soay sheep CLIMATE change is being blamed for shrinking an ancient herd of island sheep.

Genes linked with mental illnesses in breakthrough by scientists SCOTTISH scientists have found the first links between genes and mental illness.

Soundwaves may ease the side-effects of treatment for prostate cancer MEN with early prostate cancer could soon be treated with soundwave technology instead of surgery.

Purple potato protection

Chimps learn tool-making from 'one we made earlier'

The robotic rat that could save lives

Alien killer ladybird puts 1,000 British species at risk

Long-distance cycling may seriously damage fertility

Bullet proof vest to made of cement

Scientists back new cleaner to fight superbug

New hospital cleaner cuts levels of MRSA by a third

Nuts can cut risk of heart disease for women with diabetes

Scottish scientists suggest link between autism and gene arrangement

Early riser and night owl divide is real

Fight bad breath with morning coffee

Water 'found' on Saturn moon could mean alien life

Weight-loss surgery may cut cancer risk

New op lets gran see family after 30 years

Appendicitis 'telltale' discovered

Sharks 'pick targets in same way as killers like the Ripper'

Capital gains from £15m life sciences funds grant

Mammoth step sheds new light on life in prehistoric Britain

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