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Gene context drift identifies drug targets to mitigate cancer treatment resistance

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By Amir Jassim, Birgit V Nimmervoll, Sabrina Terranova, Erica Nathan, Linda I. Hu, Jessica Taylor, Katherine E. Masih, Lisa Ruff, Matilde Duarte, Elizabeth Cooper, Gunjan Katyal, Melika Akhbari, Reuben J. Gilbertson, Jennifer Coleman, Joseph S. Toker, Colton Terhune, Gabriel Balmus, Stephen Jackson, Hailong Liu, Tao Jiang, Michael Taylor Verified, Kui Hua, Jean Abraham, Mariella G. Filbin, Anthony Hill, Anarita Patrizi, Neil Dani, Aviv Regev, Maria K. Lehtinen, Richard J. Gilbertson
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords cancer machine learning graph networks choroid plexus choroid plexus carcinoma DNA repair radiation combination therapy treatment resistance triple-negative breast cancer Introduction Cancers comprise heterogeneous populations of normal and malignant cells that respond differently to treatment, producing complex and dynamic patterns of efficacy and resistance that are hard to predict.1,2 Cancers also vary in their dependence on therapeutic targets.
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A local organization that protects abused children faces major funding cut

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By Anthony Hill
| abcactionnews.com
NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. — Pasco Kids First is a safe haven for children in Pasco and Hernando County. “A lot of these children we see are going through sexual abuse, mostly family members or close relatives that they know. From being physically abused by parents, grandparents,” said Ivan Flores, child and family advocate with Pasco Kids First.
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HIV rate of Black women in Florida is on the rise , health officials say

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By Anthony Hill
| Our Community Now
Share ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — World AIDS Day on Friday, Nov. 29. It’s a day meant to raise awareness about the AIDS epidemic and provide information about HIV prevention. Though HIV isn’t a death sentence anymore, local medical officials want people to know that the virus is still here. In fact, according to the Florida Department of Health, over the past couple of years, there's been an increase in the HIV rate of Black women in Florida, with Pinellas County standing out.
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