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Scorpion venom stings cancer

Don Rauf

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Abstract

While the sting of most scorpions is nonlethal to humans, it's not usually considered health-enhancing either. But the venom could actually prove lifesaving.

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While the sting of most scorpions is nonlethal to humans, it's not usually considered health-enhancing either. But the venom could actually prove lifesaving.

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While the sting of most scorpions is nonlethal to humans, it's not usually considered health-enhancing either. But the venom could actually prove lifesaving.

Key concepts: Scorpion, Envenomation, Venom, Poison control, Medicine, Medical emergency, Biology, Fishery

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