Cancer trial shows 'unprecedented' results as 100% of participants see cancer disappear
A groundbreaking cancer trial is showing unprecedented results, as 100% of its participants saw their cancer disappear.
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A groundbreaking cancer trial is showing unprecedented results, as 100% of its participants saw their cancer disappear.
It's a soggy evening yet again as rain showers drench South Florida. All the extra water leading to flooding, traffic, car problems, you name it. It's also prime time for mosquitos to thrive.
More than 200 people have fallen ill across 38 states, including multiple hospitalizations and one death, CDC says.
Mice heart cells were observed still beating and swimming in a gel made from stem cells.
The White House says doses will be available everywhere from pediatricians' offices to children's museums, if health authorities sign off on the shots later this month.
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Since the last time CBS4 brought you an update, researchers have found that the virus has undergone mutations.
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Psychologists say avoiding the conversation can make the situation even scarier for children.
There's a new face to this old class of drugs with a sometimes controversial past.
