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Molecule ‘shows promise’ as effective first line of prostate cancer treatment

Researchers have discovered that a naturally-occurring molecule could potentially be an effective first line of treatment against prostate cancer.

Nottingham Trent University (NTU) scientists investigated the anti-cancer properties of carnosine, which can be produced in the body and is also found in meat.

When testing the molecule against cells from both

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