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A new study revealed that additional serious long-term health conditions, such as heart disease, can push a bowel cancer diagnosis back by up to twenty six days.
Latest news
Aspirin reduces risk of pre-eclampsia in pregnant women
Extensive study offers ‘definitive proof’ of improved outcomes in high-risk pregnancies.
Rare archaeological find could be the first time unique pottery seen in the South West
Archaeologists excavating a site where Iron Age, Roman, and early medieval communities lived for more than a thousand years have unearthed pottery believed to have never been seen before in the South West.
Ape expert joins War for the Planet of the Apes Q&A
A real-life primate expert joined stars of new film War for the Planet of the Apes for a Q&A with journalists.
Also in the news
- Monitoring changes in wetland extent can help predict the rate of climate change
- A night of celebration for our Professional Services
- Soapbox Science returns to Exeter
- One year on from the EU referendum, Brexit voters describe themselves as middle class, educated but dissatisfied with life
- Exeter’s teaching excellence officially recognised as ‘gold standard’
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