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A team of scientists at St George’s are supporting the development of a new technology that could revolutionise sexual health treatment times in the UK.
Carly Manson, Kirsten Hylan and Michelle Harricharan discuss the importance of digital preservation.
Two researchers from St George’s have won a national prize for their novel plan to use plant engineering to create antibodies for cancer immunotherapy.
Research which followed up two 12-week pedometer-based walking trials in adults showed long-term health benefits for the participants four years later.
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