Tracking diet from stool samples | Diabetes & antibiotic resistance | Cancer cell cooperation

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Researchers developed a way to track what people ate by analyzing DNA from stool samples.

Scientists found that infectious bacteria in diabetic mice rapidly evolved resistance to antibiotics.

When deprived of amino acids, cancer cells cooperated to extract and share them from their environment.

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