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The £14m research at six centres aims to find out how lung cancers become resistant to treatment; they are the most common cause of UK cancer death.

The nationwide involvement of child and adolescent health centres aims at strengthening the generalizability of the TEA trial results.

The psychosocial support provided in the centres aims to help children to heal mentally and gain the necessary education and skills to build a better life for themselves and their families.

In the United States, the problem is compounded by advertisements — from pharmaceutical companies and treatment centres — aimed directly at people with cancer.

He is likely to stop building Mrs Suplicy's expensive schools-cum-leisure centres aimed at giving the young something to do besides get into trouble.

"The urban development centres aim to create an education friendly environment in the communities and change their cultural mindset towards the children," says Sohay's programme manager, Mohammed Abdullah al-Mamun.

Local centres aimed to be places for community life and leisure, as well as places to shop.

Warriors have this week launched six new academy centres aimed at attracting the region's top young players.

The National Audit Office (NAO) found ministers had failed to offer "clear management" for the setting-up of pooled resource centres aimed stopping costs being duplicated.

Oxbridge progress 'confidence' Jump to media player New centres aimed at getting more Welsh students places at top universities have launched as the number of applications for Oxford hits a 14-year low.

The big international companies have not flocked to Recife; but the hub's steady growth, far from the wealth of Brazil's southern cities, may be a salutary lesson for other tech centres aiming to take on major players.