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'Fantastic Voyage' medical mini-submarine By Mark Harris published 16 January 09 Scientists at Tel Aviv University are just three years away from inserting miniature medical 'submarines' into patients to treat cancer and protein problems
New study claims heavy mobile use causes cancer By Anna Lagerkvist published 18 February 08 Higher risk of salivary gland cancer
