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Scientists discover how the body’s killer cells target cancer

In a promising new development, scientists have uncovered how the body’s natural killer cells, a crucial part of our immune system, can recognize and attack cancer cells. This discovery could lead to groundbreaking, less invasive cancer treatments in the future. The study, led by researchers from the University of Southampton and involving experts from around […]

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