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Reformulated cancer drug enhances tumor targeting and strengthens combination therapy outcomes

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A ‘gut sense’ connecting the large intestine to the brain could help regulate appetite

A study recently published in Nature describes a “previously unrecognized” sense that facilitates communication between the gut and the brain.

Pill being tested to help sleep apnea patients breathe easier

San Diego Union Tribune

New research links 'forever chemicals' to gene changes tied to cancer and other diseases

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'Make America Healthy Again?' Only if Big Ag is cool with it

A potentially devastating disease surges in California

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Kristen Rundell accepted into executive leadership program

Scientists make concerning discovery about invisible threat to firefighters' health: 'Exposures lead to increased risk'

University of Arizona receives $2.8M to study impact of harmful chemicals on fertility

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What does inflammation do to the body?

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