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Cancer’s Rejuvenation Trap: Turning Cells Young and Fierce

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Cancer becomes dangerous when it grows uncontrollably, spreads to other parts of the body, and resists treatments. We’ve discovered that cancer cells can actually “reverse age”, returning to a more youthful state, which makes them more aggressive, better at spreading, and harder to treat with targeted therapies.

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