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Researchers at Northwestern Medicine discover the virus triggers an immune response that attacks cancer cells.
This could help patients whose cancers have become resistant to standard therapies.
Researchers develop drugs to duplicate the cancer fighting effects without the illness.
The treatments were effective against multiple types of cancer in both human tissue and animal models.
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