Helping the world detect cancer earlier
Sep 21, 2022•7 min
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Episode description
Cancer expert warns about the ‘flip-side’ of cancer detecting tech. The Early Cancer Institute (ECI) at the University of Cambridge is the first physical institute in the UK dedicated to understanding early cancer. Plus, why sleep quality is more important than sleep quantity, How to make money from your unused gym pass and the ‘silent’ drone that flies without propellers.
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- The wearable sensor which detects miniscule growth of tumours under the skin
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- Scientist hopes London Marathon efforts bring heart failure cure a step closer
- Covid 19 history: Evening Standard billboard to appear at Science Museum exhibition
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