Blueberries may play a role in fighting cervical cancer
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Published: Apr. 27, 2018 at 6:51 AM CDT
Blueberries are widely recommended as part of a heart-healthy diet, but did you know they could also play a role in fighting cervical cancer?
Researchers at the University of Missouri found blueberry extract could make radiation therapy treatments more effective.
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