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Friday, May 23, 2025
Oxygen deficiency within tumors can indirectly promote colon cancer growth
To effectively battle cancer, scientists must study the battlefield. Now, in a recent study published in Nature Communications, a multi-institutional research team including The University of Osaka has discovered some crucial intel: Localized oxygen deficiency in the colon cancer microenvironment can promote tumor growth.
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If she believes in the word of God, then why is she even a "Pastor"? #shorts
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- The Dawn of Regulatory Oversight: How Big Tech Companies are Facing Global Scrutiny - Michael Terry
- FAFO: Angry Woman Who Spit on Ed Martin Now Facing Jail
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Android Gets A Major Change!
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- The Introduction of Voice Reporting in Fortnite: A Step Towards a Safer Gaming Environment - Michael A. Medeiros
- GeoGuessr pulls out of the Esports World Cup after a community protest - Kris Holt
- How Shakespeare Made Picard A Better Star Trek Captain - Chris Snellgrove
