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Don't Forget to Brush: Link Between Colon Cancer and Mouth Bacteria Uncovered
Researchers have uncovered a link between a common mouth bacterium and colorectal cancer, as well as how to prevent the microorganism, called Fusobacterium nucleatum (Fn), from attaching to colon cells and triggering the changes that can lead to cancer.
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New Species of Carnivorous Mammal, the Olinguito, Identified
World's Oldest Living Person may be a 123-year-old Animal Herder in Bolivia
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Intergalactic Collision Imaged Using X-ray Telescope
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