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Crushing Cancer
Five ways Imperial is fighting cancer
To mark World Cancer Day we look at five ways Imperial is fighting cancer.
Stories written by Al McCartney
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Alzheimer's awareness
World Alzheimer's Day: The growing scale of dementia in the UK
To mark World Alzheimer's Day Imperial's head of Brain Sciences describes some of the research being done at the College into the condition.
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Fast Track Winners
Imperial infection team wins GSK challenge to develop medicines of the future
Professor Sriskandan and Dr Pease have together been selected as one of two winners of GSK's 2016 UK Golden Triangle Discovery Fast Track Challenge.
Cancer collaboration
Imperial and ICR launch the Cancer Research Centre of Excellence (CRCE)
A launch event for the strategic partnership between Imperial College London and The Institute of Cancer Research, London, took place on 22 February.
How to end childhood TB
Science needs humanity to end childhood tuberculosis
Doctors, academics, human rights specialists, and policy makers need to better understand each other to effectively help those affected by TB.
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Imperial versus cancer
Four ways Imperial is leading the fight against cancer
To coincide with World Cancer Day on 4 February, we look at how Imperial College London has been leading the fight against cancer in the past year.
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Health hackathon
Imperial's School of Medicine hosts Wikipedia health hackathon
Imperial medics work with WikiProject Medicine to bring online health resources up to date
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World AIDS day
Three ways Imperial scientists are leading the fight against HIV/AIDS
World AIDS Day is held on 1 December each year as an opportunity for people around the world to unite in the fight against HIV.
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Mo money, more research
Mo money means more prostate cancer research at Imperial
Head of prostate cancer research at Imperial, Professor Charlotte Bevan explains how Movember has helped give the disease the attention it deserves.
An American Fellow
Professor Michael Schneider elected a Fellow of AAAS
This week Professor Michael Schneider has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
