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Cancer: How Animal Mutual Aid Has Promoted Protective Genes

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A team of Argentine biologists found that in mammals the lifestyle has a great influence on the appearance of cancer. According to their study, animals that cooperate with each other, such as elephants or whales, die less from cancer than the more competitive ones such as felines.
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Cancer: How Animal Mutual Aid Has Promoted Protective Genes

A team of Argentine biologists found that in mammals the lifestyle has a great influence on the appearance of cancer. According to their study, animals that cooperate with each other, such as elephants or whales, die less from cancer than the more competitive ones such as felines.

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rts.ch broke the news on Thursday, July 9, 2026.
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