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Mayo Clinic uncovers hidden driver fueling aggressive prostate cancer  featured image
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Mayo Clinic uncovers hidden driver fueling aggressive prostate cancer 

Treatments such as chemotherapy, hormone therapy and immunotherapy have had limited success against advanced prostate cancer due to the tumor's ability to rewire and survive.[...]

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