How chronic stress hastens the progression of colorectal cancer
A new study, presented at the United European Gastroenterology, reveals how chronic stress disturbs the balance of gut microbiota and influences CRC progression.
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A new study, presented at the United European Gastroenterology, reveals how chronic stress disturbs the balance of gut microbiota and influences CRC progression.
In lab and fruit fly studies, the new peptide inhibitor effectively acted on both major aggregation-promoting hotspots of Tau proteins.
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