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Through this clinical trials network, Perlmutter Cancer Center strengthens its lung cancer program.

Dr. Louis Ragolia’s research is a potential breakthrough in maternal–fetal medicine.

Study finds increasing “good” cholesterol reverses disease in blood vessels of mice with diabetes.

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If the researchers are successful, the blood test would be one of the first of its kind.

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