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Why this oncologist is sending cancer cells to space

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April 5, 2024

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Dr. Matthew Strickland, an oncologist with Boston’s Mass General Brigham Hospital, believes that studying the growth and development of cancer cells in space may teach us more about how the cells behave here on Earth. The former Edmontonian’s research team is using the International Space Station to test the theory.

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