chemotherapy

T cells attack cancer cells in this illustration.
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Cancer cells sit in front of DNA strands and red blood cells.
| 5 min read
Doctor in the back pointing at the human colon anatomy model with a white pen.
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A person receiving chemotherapy treatment through an IV.
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A pole carrying a chemotherapy medicine bag stands in the foreground with a yellowish cloud representing mustard gas in the background.
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A microscope image of ovarian tissue shows dormant follicles stained purple and mature follicles stained pink.
| 10+ min read
A woman in yoga attire sits on the sand at the beach with her back to the camera, facing the water.
| 7 min read
A group of pink flamingos stand together in a lake.
| 4 min read
Numerous white pills to treat cancer spill out of an opened medicine bottle onto a table surface.
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