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People affected by bowel cancer tell their stories
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Flossing and Going to the Dentist Linked to Lower Risk of Oral Cancer
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Cancer risk: Drinking one bottle of wine is the same as smoking TEN cigarettes
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US experts: Too soon to pull breast implants tied to cancer
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Study finds cells maintain a complete molecular ‘memory’ of their embryonic origins: Discovery may have major implications for regenerative medicine, cancer research
In research that casts cells as curators of their own history, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute scientists have discovered that adult tissues
Active substance from plant slows down aggressive eye cancer
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