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Action needed to tackle neighbourhood ‘hotspots’ where fewer than 60% of children receive first MMR vaccine on time
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Genetic resistance brings hope for ash trees In 2012, a deadly new fungal disease targeting the ash tree arrived in Britain. Since then, ash dieback has killed millions of trees. Professor Richard Buggs and his team discovered genetic variation that makes some ash trees resistant to the disease. Thus, selective breeding can mitigate the disease’s impact. Genetic resistance brings hope for ash trees Find out more