Are cancer cells plastic enough to turn back into healthy cells?

By Joan M. Caron and Jane M Caron
Backed by Robert Lapkin, Michael Geer, Robert Bishop, William Zeqiri, Dave Rich, Kasper Møller Andersen, and Eric D. Walters
Dartmouth College
Litchfield, Connecticut
Medicine
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