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Our Blood’s ‘Hidden DNA’ Could Avoid Chemotherapy for Some Cancer Patients
Chemotherapy is a great weapon for eliminating tumor cells, however it also targets the normal tissue, that could lead in life-altering adverse consequences.
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Some Early-Stage Breast Cancer Patients May Skip Chemotherapy: Study
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Activation Of Hair Follicles Stem Cell For Faster Regrowth: The Answer To Baldness & Alopecia
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FDA Gives Clearance to Second Scalp Cooling System for Chemo-Induced Hair Loss
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Protein From Malaria Parasite Can Stop the Growth of Highly Aggressive Bladder Cancer
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Stem Cell Transplant Cures a Man With Rare Blood Disorder
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Bye, Hair Loss! This Cooling Cap Protects Hair During Chemotherapy
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Double Whammy: Heart Damages Due to Chemotherapy Higher in Patients with Diabetes, New Study Shows
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Bye, Hair Loss! Cancer Patients Undergoing Chemotherapy Could Now Preserve Their Hair
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Dancing the Tango Could Help Cancer Patients Regain Balance
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Immune-based Therapy Shows Potential Against Pancreatic Cancer in Mouse Models
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Lung Cancer Patients Who Have Undergone Surgery Live Longer, Study Says
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Cancer Medication Cost Hike Makes Patients Struggle With Treatment
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