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RT @jabberworks: CARDS/PRINTS: I've been too busy to run the shop lately, but I'm going to open for ⭐️24 hours⭐️ in case anyone really, really wants anything! (Get in before 1pm on Thursday if you do... I may stay shut until autumn.) https://t.co/beQtQZuQu6 🐭✉️ https://t.co/0SxLFl1dyx


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RT @PCR_News: We are delighted to announce that we are funding five new research projects into advanced prostate cancer! #cancerresearch #prostatecancer https://t.co/UP4F5YLy3t


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It's great that the cases to hospital admissions are a lot smaller, but cases are exponentially rising and so are hospital admissions, so at some point this is going to become an issue. And let's hope there is no vaccine bypassing variants.


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This is unfair and troubling on various levels and another step in the easing while cases are getting high. It seems to me that vaccines is the only strategy based on a lack of understanding of exponential growth. https://t.co/M9NZkfXbhC


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RT @SynBio1: Every scientist knows this guy https://t.co/jG4kLPt8vp


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RT @Justin_OGrady: We are hiring! Looking for bioinformatician interested in infectious diseases to join my team @nanopore. Developing/improving tools for ID diagnostics. We are based in Norwich, but can be flexible with where you work. Please get in touch if interested. https://t.co/AmkgZyapMy


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RT @NCRI_partners: 📣 Announcement! New opportunities available to early career researchers through the new NCRI Early Career Researcher Forum! #NCRI_ECR #EarlyCareerResearchers #ECR https://t.co/TjBOTzDLDJ


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RT @OptaAnalyst: Scotland's first point at a major tournament since June 16, 1998 comes against their biggest rivals. #ENG #SCO #ENGSCO #Euro2020 https://t.co/MbxQhXeSq6


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25 years? Really. https://t.co/dHK6hQrxOQ


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RT @OptaAnalyst: Completed passes at #Euro2020 (updated): #ESP: 830 #BEL: 647 #NED: 592 #DEN: 540 #ITA: 536 #AUT: 466 #SUI: 458 #POL: 457 #CRO: 384 #ENG: 381 #SCO: 358 #UKR: 339 #SVK: 336 #TUR: 282 #RUS: 263 #CZE: 242 #MKD: 241 #WAL: 232 #FIN: 192 #SWE: 89


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RT @ProfMakris: Amazing case report. The medicine of tomorrow. 5 week old boy admitted to NICU. Within 37 hours he had his whole genome sequenced, gene defect identified, treatment ordered and received by patient. Within 6 hr symptoms resolved. https://t.co/UYSJSURQHW https://t.co/gVZ6sx4Gax


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Some lovely shots of Sussex in this article. https://t.co/VUPGy1GY8p


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RT @ElectionMapsUK: See your new proposed boundaries here: https://t.co/lusyJ96ERZ


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RT @NorwichResearch: This Wednesday at 1pm join Prof. Dylan Edwards @edwardslab for the latest @CancerInNorwich Virtual Seminar called "Remembrance of TIMPs Past" 🖥️ https://t.co/64BSvqL4wy https://t.co/lhbBKIu6RY


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RT @ProstateUKProfs: Our webinar series is back, and its back with a bang 💥 🔦 🔦 This summer we are shining the 'Spotlight on...the AR' and have a fantastic line up of speakers 🌐 Visit our webpage for more details including links to register your place https://t.co/Nx3h1jUvod https://t.co/K3apeNY0af


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RT @PCR_News: Catch up on the latest ep of Prostate Pod! Professor Colin Cooper, Chair of the PCR Scientific Committee, chats to @benm_d about progress in prostate cancer research & treatment over the past couple of decades, PSA screening, & why we still need good ideas https://t.co/V8T54nusmb https://t.co/8TbLVaApAL


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