Personal Digest: Gut bugs can turn cells cancerous — without mutations
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microbiota dysbiosis drives cancer stemness independent of mutations — Researchers found that changes in gut microbes can promote intestinal cancer stemness even without genetic mutations, reframing prevention and precision‑medicine approaches.
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