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Other highlights from the June 6 JNCI
06-05-2007 · EurekAlert!Also in the June 6 JNCI is an association between aspirin use and decreased risk of cancer, a protein that suppresses tumor growth and cell migration, the incidence of a rare cancer in Denmark, and a protein that is not associated with inflammation, but not breast cancer.
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