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Cancer Survivors Are Sharing The Weird Symptom That Made Them Go "Hm, Something Isn't Right Here," And Now I Am Terrified I Have Cancer

Cancer patients often do better with less intensive treatment, new research finds

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The U.S. drugstore is caught in a perfect storm, ditched by customers and squeezed by insurance middlemen: ‘Pharmacies are in shambles’

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