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Understanding Cancer as a Systemic Disease by Understanding Neural Stemness as the Core Property of Cancer Cell and the Basic Rules Dictated by Neural Stemness

2026-05-26

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Cancer is a systemic disease with multilayered complexity. Some theories/hypotheses have been proposed to explain cancer. They are successful in explaining certain aspects of cancer, but meet serious challenges in other aspects. Inappropriate understanding of cancer cell and cancer complexity also hinders the development of more effective strategies of cancer therapy. My previous studies demonstrated that the core...

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10.20944/preprints202508.1001.v2
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