Not-So-'Sneaky' Cells; Exercise for Breast Cancer; More Uses for AI in Cancer

(MedPage Today) — “Sneaky” senescent cells that promote treatment resistance could prove to be a target for new lung cancer therapies, researchers said. (UCSF Health, Cell Stem Cell)
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