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Keep up to date with the latest medical innovation news at the University of Southampton.
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Scientists discover how the body’s killer cells attack cancer
A new study could open up opportunities for treating cancer.
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Revolutionary therapy cures patient’s ‘terminal’ cancer
CAR T cell therapy saves man with terminal cancer.
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Southampton surgeon appointed as AI champion
Professor Tim Underwood to lead on AI.
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300 miles of pedal power for oesophageal cancer research
A team from Southampton is raising money for oesophageal cancer research.
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New bid to tackle poor air quality in the South
A new initiative aims to improve air quality.
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Over-counter nasal sprays could keep colds and flu at bay, study finds
A new study shows nasal sprays could pevent colds and flu.
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Southampton Clinical Trials Unit to run ground-breaking NHS cancer vaccine programme
Southampton chosen to run new trials programme.
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Southampton cancer scientist becomes Fellow of Academy of Medical Sciences
Southampton professor named Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences.
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Natasha Trial may allow children with food allergies to live without fear
Natasha Clinical trials are changing the lives of children with allergies.
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Southampton researchers to take part in national dementia study
Southampton researchers are involved in national trials looking at dementia diagnosis.
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Research could unlock more precise prognoses and targeted treatments for children with cancer
New research could improve outcomes for childhood cancers.
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Space tech to revolutionise infection control in hospitals
Space technology could stop the spread of infection.