Potential To Reduce Side Effects In Anti-Cancer Antibiotics

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Potential To Reduce Side Effects In Anti-Cancer Antibiotics

Most of us have had a doctor prescribe an antibiotic for a stubborn bacterial infection, or for a cut that gets infected. However, prescribing an antibiotic to fight cancer? In fact, anti-cancer

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Study provides novel information about clinical potential of anti-cancer antibiotics

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Finding could lead to reduced side effects in anti-cancer antibiotics

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