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Cutting Cancer's Fuel May Boost Treatment Efficacy
Blocking cancer cells' in-built survival mechanisms could slow tumour growth and make existing treatments more effective, according to a new
Targeting how cancer cells adapt and survive in nutrient-deprived environments could slow tumour growth and make existing treatments more effective, according to new University of Sheffield research.
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