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Why anti-cancer properties in cannabis must be investigated

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imageIt's the compounds in the cannabis that researchers are interested in. Don Goofy, CC BY

Cancer is a word that conjures up many images. It is a varied disease that affects many people and can leave families distraught. There are fortunately treatments for a large number of these cancers, which work by restricting tumour growth and inducing cell...

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Is the not-so beautiful men’s game putting people off women’s football?

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imageTackling the legacy of the men's game.Rold Vennenbernd/EPA

The FIFA Women’s World Cup is getting to the business end of the tournament. On Friday and Saturday the quarter-final matches will kick off with an enticing prospect as Germany take on France. It conjures up memories of classic tussles in the men’s game, not least the infamous...

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