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Jim Allison, Nobel Prize winner: "Against cancer, we will push back the boundaries of a cure"

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By Antoine Beau Verified, Stéphanie BENZ
| lexpress.eu
Jim Allison was known as a "troublemaker" when he was young. In secondary school, he refused to take a biology class because his Christian school did not teach the theory of evolution: "For me, it was like learning physics without Newton," he recalls. His resolute character played no small part in the extraordinary career of this American scientist.
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L'Express - Actualités à la une

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By Antoine Beau Verified
| msn.com
Santé Avec la canicule, difficile d'ordonner ses pensées. Un effet physiologique bien connu des spécialistes. Par Victor Garcia Par Marylou Magal Par le service Politique Ecoutez l'épisode du jour : Interview En désaccord avec la thèse de l'historien britannique Brendan Simms, selon lequel le Royaume-Uni serait aujourd'hui une grande puissance, contrairement à la France, le professeur à Sciences Po lui répond.
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Cancer: why do some patients develop mysterious brain disorders

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By Antoine Beau Verified
| lexpress.eu
If there is one field in which archives are carefully tended, it is oncological medicine: for fear of missing a clue about their patients’ health, most specialists meticulously preserve analyses, scrupulously annotate their prescriptions, and record even the most informal exchanges with patients. A gigantic mass of data which, until recently, tended to gather dust in the basements of healthcare facilities.
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