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Molly Edmonds

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The Role of Clinical Trials in Cancer Treatment

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By Molly Edmonds
| unchealthcare.org
When you’re in cancer treatment and your doctor suggests a clinical trial, you might think the main goal is to understand your type of cancer better to help others who will have it in the future. That’s part of it, sure, but the primary purpose of a clinical trial is to help you—right now. “The benefits to participating in a clinical trial are huge,” says UNC Health oncologist Megan McNamara, MD.
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How did the supercontinent Pangaea become seven separate continents? Original

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By Molly Edmonds, Talon Homer Verified
| How Stuff Works Verified
Pangaea and Plate Tectonics Although scientists agreed with Wegener that there had been a supercontinent, they disliked the reasoning behind continental drift. To really learn what was behind the breakup of Pangaea, they would need to venture all the way to the ocean floor. From the 1950s to the 1970s, scientists made some important discoveries about the ocean's crust. Some of the first breakthroughs came in the field of paleomagnetism, as scientists studied the Earth's magnetic fields.
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The Angel Shark, aka Sand Devil, Lurks on the Ocean Floor

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By Molly Edmonds, Sascha Bos
| Yahoo News Verified
A large angel shark in California lies flat on the ocean floor, trying to blend in until prey comes close enough. Douglas Klug / Getty Images Is the angel shark the holiest fish in the sea? Their name certainly seems to indicate a pure and pious air, and some seafood connoisseurs say that a bite of an angel shark is like a little taste of heaven. Or did they get the name because it's a miracle that they're classified as a shark at all?
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