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A Molecule Long Considered Inactive Switched On the Moment the Dish Reached Human Body Temperature
A compound thought inactive against TRPM4 became a potent activator at body temperature. Northwestern researchers say lab conditions hid the effect.
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A Cancer Vaccine Worked in Mice Missing the Immune Cell Everyone Thought It Needed, and That Points Somewhere Specific
mRNA cancer vaccines worked in mice without cDC1 cells. That may matter most for tumors that shut those cells out, where checkpoint drugs fail.
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Former Smokers Stay Eligible for Lung Cancer Screening for 15 Years After Quitting, and Most Never Get Scanned
Quitting does not end eligibility for lung cancer screening. Federal guidance covers 15 years after the last cigarette, yet most eligible adults skip it.
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