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An already approved drug could soon effectively combat aggressive brain tumors – laboratory mini-tumors have proven it. Meanwhile, edible plants are successfully grown on simulated Martian soil, made possible by fertilizer from cyanobacteria and local resources. At the same time, research reveals that sugar alters neural connections in the brain so profoundly that giving it up becomes a neurological challenge.
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