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Scientists have created a ‘sunless tanner’ drug that boosts melanin in skin

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Using tumor size to predict a response to cancer drugs

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Scientists work to regenerate the cells lost after loud noises

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How to turn cells into couriers that can ferry drugs around the body

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How poverty might hurt kids with cancer

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Are cancer-causing mutations a concern for stem cell therapies?

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What makes a bacterium turn into a pathogen?

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Seeing protein structures in a new way

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