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  I for one welcome our new mice overlords. It'll be a nice change of pace.
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  Israeli scientists are aiming to produce the world's first preventative drug designed to stop tumors causing secondary cancer, and say the active ingredient has shown more than 90 percent effectiveness in mice.
  The effectiveness rate reported means mice with breast cancer that received the peptide were at least 90% less likely to develop secondary tumors than the control group.
  Previous research shows that 12% of patients with a breast cancer diagnosis go on to develop metastatic disease, for which the five-year survival rate is 26%. Chemotherapy is used to kill as many cancer cells as possible, but it doesn't prevent any cells that get left behind from becoming active.
  
  
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  TIL mice have boobs >
  
  I mean, they are Mammals. >
  
  I have nipples, Greg. Can you milk me? >
  
  I haven't seen that movie in soooo long. Wonder if I would still find it hilarious so many years later >
  
  Modern science has made laboratory test mice indestructible.