Re:Why Is Cancer More Common in Men?
by throwaway5752 on Monday February 20, 2017 @01:54PM
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Too bad you didn't read the article! The work the scientists did led to much more interesting breakthroughs that that. I learned several new things (x-inactivation and the "EXITS" exceptions to the phenomenon).
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I read the article, it has interesting findings, but it ignores some other issues.
Re:Why Is Cancer More Common in Men?
by throwaway5752 on Saturday February 25, 2017 @03:35PM
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Yeah, but it's also a bit unfair for a recap of all of gender based differences in all-cause cancer epidemiology in an article about a specific breakthrough :)