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MedPage Today -- March 23, 2010 Downregulation of the GPC5 gene may increase the risk of adenocarcinoma among never-smokers, Ping Yang, MD, Ph. View Related 
Publication: International Journal of Pulmonary Chronic Obstructive Disease -- Nov. 29, 2009 View Related 
Discovery's Edge - Mayo Clinic's Research Publication Zebrafish make an ideal model organism for genetic and developmental studies. A molecular biologist at Mayo is not only using the fish to investigate new treatments for cancer and nicotine addiction, but also as the foundation of a paradigm to get students excited about science. View Related 
Gender differences among smokers receiving interventions for tobacco dependence in a medical setting
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The National Institutes of Health chose Mayo Clinic as one of the first 12 institutions to receive Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) in October 2006. "There are two objects in medical education: to heal the sick and advance the science." - Dr. Charles H. Mayo 
Death Rates for Smokers Remain the Same Despite Early Diagnosis An international study looking at computed tomography (CT) to screen current or former smokers for lung cancer found that the screening did not reduce death. Researchers from Mayo Clinic Cancer Center, along with the Instituto Tumori, Milan, Italy; and Memorial Sloan-Kettering and Moffitt Cancer Centers collaborated to report the findings, which are published in the Mar. 7, 2007, issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). View Related 
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