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Scientist thought to have 'pulled muscle' actually has heart cancer

Kirsty Smitten, who was projected to save millions of lives with her new antibiotic medicine, has been diagnosed with heart cancer. ....

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I thought I pulled a muscle — turns out it was far deadlier

A British scientist thought she had pulled a muscle from going to the gym, but it turned out to be terminal cancer. ....

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Top scientist, 28, has months to live after cancer mistaken for pulled muscle

Top scientist, 28, has months to live after cancer mistaken for pulled muscle
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Heart cancer: Top young scientist has 'months to live' after shock diagnosis

Kirsty Smitten has been diagnosed with terminal heart cancer at the age of 28. ....

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Vascular Access Devices Market to be Worth $2.64 Billion by 2030: Grand View Research, Inc.

/PRNewswire/ The global vascular access devices market size is expected to reach USD 2.64 billion by 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research,. ....

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