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The immediate thought of bats, to most people, is creepy, winged creatures that fly at night, sleep upside down and want to suck your blood. Some of that is true but mostly bats are not harmful to humans. So, why is the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation asking that...
The immediate thought of bats, to most people, is creepy, winged creatures that fly at night, sleep upside down and want to suck your blood. Some of that is true but mostly bats are not harmful to humans. So, why is the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation asking that...
Kast RE. Why cerebellar glioblastoma is rare and how that indicates adjunctive use of the FDA-approved anti-emetic aprepitant might retard cerebral glioblastoma growth: a new hypothesis to an old question. Clin Transl Oncol 2009; 11:408-410....
R. E. Kast, "Why cerebellar glioblastoma is rare and how that indicates adjunctive use of the FDA-approved anti- emetic aprepitant might retard cerebral glioblastoma growth: a new hypothesis to an old question," Clinical & Translational Oncology, vol. 11, no. 7, pp. 408-410, 2009....