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New Study Reveals That Fixing Body Clock Rhythms In Mice Can Reduce Cancer Risk
A new study in mice by Author Jeremy Borniger, assistant professor at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, has shown that cancer could disrupt the body's corticosterone-circulating rhythm and fixing it led to a significant shrinking of tumours.
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Amazon's Jeff Bezos Commits $2 Billion to Help Homeless, Pre-Schools
The announcement marks a deeper foray into philanthropy for Bezos, whose fortune has soared to more than $160 billion thanks to his stake in Amazon.
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Indian-Origin Professor Gets USD 8.1 Million Grant For Cancer Research
An Indian-origin scientist in the US has been awarded a USD 8.1 million grant to support her research on lethal head and neck cancer, which could help improve the survival rates of patients.
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Eating Celery & Broccoli May Support Breast Cancer Treatment
A group of researchers fromUniversity of Missouri have discovered that regular consumption of vegetables like celery and broccoli and also herbs like parley and thyme can reduce the risk of developingmetastasis that originates from breast cancer on women.
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New Study Reveals That Fixing Body Clock Rhythms In Mice Can Reduce Cancer Risk
A new study in mice by Author Jeremy Borniger, assistant professor at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, has shown that cancer could disrupt the body's corticosterone-circulating rhythm and fixing it led to a significant shrinking of tumours.
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Amazon's Jeff Bezos Commits $2 Billion to Help Homeless, Pre-Schools
The announcement marks a deeper foray into philanthropy for Bezos, whose fortune has soared to more than $160 billion thanks to his stake in Amazon.
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Indian-Origin Professor Gets USD 8.1 Million Grant For Cancer Research
An Indian-origin scientist in the US has been awarded a USD 8.1 million grant to support her research on lethal head and neck cancer, which could help improve the survival rates of patients.
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Eating Celery & Broccoli May Support Breast Cancer Treatment
A group of researchers fromUniversity of Missouri have discovered that regular consumption of vegetables like celery and broccoli and also herbs like parley and thyme can reduce the risk of developingmetastasis that originates from breast cancer on women.
