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byAllison Whitten, PhD

A new gel to prevent skin cancer without toxicity

Avoiding skin cancer could be as easy as slathering on a gel that the body rapidly metabolizes.

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byLauren Drake

A universal drug target for ovarian cancer

The discovery of a blood vessel-promoting protein interaction found in all ovarian tumors may lead to a new druggable target for ovarian cancers.

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