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chemotherapy side effects
| 5 min read
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Rebecca Stark
Leaky calcium channels may underlie ‘chemobrain’
Chemotherapy patients have reported cognitive impairments known as “chemobrain.” Now, researchers are closer to finding its cause and a potential treatment.
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Tiffany Garbutt, PhD
Chronic hiccup chronicles: Causes, treatments, and patient solutions
Discover causes, treatments, and patient-driven solutions for chronic hiccups, a rare and mysterious condition.
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