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19ME12 - A Tale of Cancer and our Aging Genome nervines Inspiration and information on preserving

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Inspiration and information on preserving our medicinal plant heritage in the face of environmental degradation and global climate change

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19ME12 - A Tale of Cancer and our Aging Genome nervines Inspiration and information on preservingSpeaker: Lise Alschuler. Is cancer inevitable if we live long enough? Age is, in fact, the single most important risk factor for cancer. The impact of aging on both our genome and bioterrain gives us a unique view into what cancer is, how it develops and what we can do to lower risk. Botanicals are a unique and critically important strategy in addressing the specter of cancer in later life. Additionally, elderly individuals with cancer have age

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