Cells that Help Repair Injuries May Increase Risk for Cancer (AUDIO)
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Cancer therapies often target cells that grow and divide rapidly, such as stem cells, but in studying how stomach cancers occur, researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis found that even when the stomach can't make stem cells, other cells in the stomach can begin to divide and contribute to precancerous lesions.
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