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EU Data Protection Regulation May Put European Cancer Research at Risk
A European oncologic society’s members are worried that a proposed European Union data protection regulation could make cancer research unfeasible and add a substantial burden to both physicians and cancer patients. More...05 Aug 2014

Defective Autophagy Triggers Type II Diabetes in Mouse Model
A defect in the cellular cleansing process known as autophagy in individuals with type II diabetes causes the build-up of toxic beta-cell amyloid polypeptide, a scenario similar to the build-up of beta amyloid peptides in Alzheimer's disease. More...04 Aug 2014


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