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A digitized rendering of a red cancer cell overlapping on a blue DNA helix.
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A photo of a cruise ship on the ocean
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A person pointing at a swallowable bioprinter capsule
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A 3D illustration of a human heart with an overlaid cardiogram waveform
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A microscopic view of the human heart muscle tissue.
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Old medical scientific diagram of a human heart, featuring the aorta in red and other veins in blue.
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An older woman points to five different pills in the palm of her hand as she stands next to a doctor wearing a stethoscope holding a pill bottle.
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