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Oxaliplatin triggers adipose and muscle wasting through cancer-independent metabolic and CNS pathways in mouse models

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By Junwei Du, Rachel Mintz, Leland C Sudlow, Rachael Field, Jonathan R. Brestoff, Gwendalyn J. Randolph, Mikhail Y. Berezin, Christine Stander
| Nature
Abstract Oxaliplatin, a platinum-based chemotherapeutic, is a first-line treatment for colorectal and other cancers frequently associated with cachexia. The extent to which oxaliplatin induces cachexia independently of cancer and the mechanisms involved remain unclear.
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Mornings in Michigan: For Milan baker good bread, and good business, are all about timing

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By Caoilinn Goss , Doug Tribou , Rachel Mintz
| WUOM-FM (Ann Arbor, MI)
This story is part of Michigan Public's series "Mornings in Michigan," which features morning moments from across the state. Mornings can be hectic, especially at a local bakery. I recently met a busy baker who’s still a firm believer that slower is better. An auspicious holiday It’s Saturday morning at Rich Grains Bakery in Milan. The big bank of windows at the front of the building illuminates a long counter with a sumptuous display of breads and pastries.
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Michigan immigrant groups say federal budget plan could reduce health care access, food assistance

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By Rachel Mintz
| WUOM-FM (Ann Arbor, MI)
Deliberations on the congressional budget plan are still ongoing and causing some tension within the Republican party. Despite the party’s majority in both the House and Senate, Republicans are finding it difficult to agree on funding for health care and social services. Michigan immigrant rights groups say the framework for the spending plan could mean bad news for the nearly 700,000 immigrants residing in the state.
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