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Nature 451, viii (3 January 2008) | doi:10.1038/7174viiia; Published online 2 January 2008
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Making the paper: Roger Reeves
Scientists have struggled for more than 50 years to resolve the controversial claim that individuals with Down's syndrome are less likely to develop solid tumours. Although the idea has become accepted dogma in recent years, studies hoping to prove or disprove the theory have been less than definitive.
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