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STAT+: Nature Medicine to investigate study that found cancer treatment is better in morning

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A study published in Nature Medicine suggesting morning immunotherapy treatments for lung cancer are more effective than afternoon treatments is under investigation due to data concerns and inconsistencies raised by scientists. The study's conclusions were already viewed skeptically due to lacking biological plausibility, highlighting the importance of rigorous validation for medical research findings. Content creators should emphasize critical evaluation and verification in reporting on scientific studies.

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