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Construction has begun on a state-of-the-art insulin plant in Frankfurt, designed to secure supply for millions of people with diabetes across Europe from 2032. Meanwhile, one of the world's largest comparison studies suggests a modern X-ray technique could prevent significantly more breast cancer cases between screening rounds. Elsewhere, a pharmaceutical company is paying around 1.3 billion dollars to gain access to a promising treatment for a rare type of blood cancer.
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