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Artificial Sweetener Could Offer Superior Cancer Treatments

09:24 EST 25 Jan 2018 | BioScience Technology

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Artificial sweeteners are used in diet drinks and foods but also could someday be used as treatments targeting carbonic anhydrase IX, a protein associated with aggressive cancers.
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