Scientists Ali Salanti and Mads Daugaard were in the process of developing a malaria vaccine when they stumbled upon one astonishing fact. They discovered that malaria proteins attach to the placenta in the same way they attach to cancer cells, paving the way for another promising cure for cancer.
Scientists Ali Salanti and Mads Daugaard were in the process of developing a malaria vaccine when they stumbled upon one astonishing fact. They discovered that malaria proteins attach to the placenta in the same way they attach to cancer cells, paving the way for another promising cure for cancer.
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