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Four in 10 have gene that cuts
risk of cancer
By Gary Cleland, Guardian, UK
Last Updated: 12:01am GMT 22/11/2007
Scientists have discovered a key gene that could reduce
the risk of people developing cancer.
Have your say: Would you take a test for the cancer
gene?
A British study found that almost 40 per cent of the
population has the anti-cancer gene and doctors said it
could be identified by a simple blood test.
The development means patients could be warned at a very
early age that they are prone to the disease and could
make changes in their way of life to improve their
chances of protection.
It also raises the possibility of helping to develop a
cure, although the team that carried out the research
said this was a long way off.....
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Nkwata
Hospital theatre named after Prof Quartey
Nkwanta (V/R), Nov. 28, Ghanadot/GNA - The Nkwanta
District Hospital has a new theatre complex named after the late
Professor J.M.K. Quartey, a renowned urologist and past team
leader of Operation Ghana Medical Mission (OGMM).......More |
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Planting of unsolicited documents into the National Archives
must stop - Historian
Accra, Nov 28, Ghanadot/GNA- Professor Irene
Odotei, a Lecturer at the Institute of African Studies,
University of Ghana on Tuesday appealed to government to
take measure to stop the infiltration of documents into the
national archive. ......More
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IFC to testify in Tsatsu's case according to Supreme Court
orders
Accra, Nov. 28, Ghanadot/GNA - The Supreme Court on
Wednesday ordered that the court's processes be served on
the Country Director of the International Finance
Corporation (IFC), inviting him to testify in the case in
which Tsastu Tsikata, former boss of the Ghana National
Petroleum Corporation, is being tried by an Accra Fast Track
Court, for wilfully causing financial loss to the
State.......More |
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Tagor, Abass jailed 15 years each, but court questions
handling of ACP Boakye
Accra, Nov. 28, Ghanadot/GNA - Tears flowed at an
Accra Fast Track High Court on Wednesday when two
self-confessed drug barons, Kwabena Amaning aka Tagor, and
Alhaji Isaah Abass were sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment
each in hard labour....
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