Stem cell transplants may be a new, revolutionary way to treat Crohn's disease.
Julia Ernst, MS
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Medicare has widened the scope of its coverage of drugs used as off-label treatments in cancer patients.
Scientists in London have discovered the mechanism by which cells normally repel each other, a process that is often skipped in cancer cells.
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