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A Potentially Novel Way To Deliver Medicine To Defective Cells

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A Potentially Novel Way To Deliver Medicine To Defective Cells

2019-12-15T14:36:59-06:00

October 29 - A medical breakthrough is under development on the campus of Prairie View A&M University. PVAMU scientists are collaborating on a project that once completed, will result in a new way to deliver medicine to cancer cells. Doctors Aderemi Oki and Laura Carson from the College of Arts and Sciences Department of Chemistry ...

A Potentially Novel Way To Deliver Medicine To Defective Cells2019-12-15T14:36:59-06:00

Have you heard of Selenium?

2019-12-15T14:37:44-06:00

Selenium is an important mineral for making many of the body's processes work correctly. The National Institutes of Health states that “Selenium is a trace element naturally present in many foods, added to others, and available as a dietary supplement”. It has been used for underactive thyroids, osteoarthritis, hay fever, infertility, cataracts, and preventing miscarriages ...

Have you heard of Selenium?2019-12-15T14:37:44-06:00

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