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Scientists fly a glider with tumours on board to test if gravity slows the growth of cancer

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Scientists are trying to find out if gravity has an effect on cancer, heart rates, and bone fractures by using a glider to create weightlessness.

Added on the 21/04/2023 07:00:41 - Copyright : Euronews EN

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