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[ad_1] A new drug that prevents pancreatic cancer from becoming resistant to treatment could be a breakthrough in the fight against this deadly disease. Pancreatic cancer is the third most lethal type …
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[ad_1] In this photo file of March 29, 2018, the Facebook logo appears on the screens of Nasdaq MarketSite in Times Square, New York. AP / Richard Drew A former content moderator …
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[ad_1] Selena Scola worked as a moderator of Facebook content less than nine months before developing post-traumatic stress disorder. Scola, who was a contract employee of the social media giant, is now …
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[ad_1] A North Miami Beach domestic cat was euthanized Tuesday after being tested positive for rabies, the Florida Department of Health said in Miami-Dade. This makes the seventh animal infected with rabies …
Read More »The editing of genes could eliminate mosquitoes, but is it a good idea?
[ad_1] In the study, scientists from Imperial College London used this technology to eliminate a population of caged mosquitoes capable of transmitting malaria, targeting a genetic sequence leading to male and female …
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[ad_1] Houston, Texas – One man said he discovered that he was suffering from a rare genetic disease when his heart stopped twice in a day. One of the times occurred while …
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