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Heart's beat may help it beat cancer, mouse research suggests

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Researchers propose that the continuous pressure from the heart's constant beating creates an environment inhospitable to cancer growth, explaining why heart cancer is rare. This finding could lead developers and tech professionals towards new avenues for cancer treatment innovations. Further studies are needed to confirm these findings in human subjects.

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