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Study Shows an HIV Medication Slows Malignant Colorectal Cancer
New clinical research demonstrates that lamivudine, a reverse transcriptase inhibitor often used in HIV treatment, prevented disease progression in 25% of patients with metastatic colorectal cancer who were on their fourth line of treatment
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Human Fatalities Linked to Animal Tranquilizer in Ontario
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Drug-Resistant, Pathogenic Yeasts Can Thrive on the Surface of Apples, Other Fruits
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New Research Says Some Types of Asthma could Protect Us Against Severe COVID-19
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Two or Three Avocadoes per Week Can Reduce the Risk of Cardiovascular Diseases
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Tokyo Celebrates ‘Hanami’ Cherry Blossoms Viewing After 2 Years of Cancellations
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Reducing the Consumption of Ultra-Processed Food Could Help Improve the Environment
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Recent Study Indicates Tiny Molecule Medications Can Target RNA, Opening New Avenues for Illness Therapy
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New Study Shows Treatment for Severe Alopecia with an Arthritis Drug
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Deadly Fungus That Pierces Ants’ Gut Cells are Wiping Out Invasive Ant Colonies in the U.S.
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