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Patti’s team is watching them closely, tracking which fish develop tumours, to try to find clues to one of the most unsettling medical puzzles of our time: Why are so many young people getting cancer?

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If future studies confirm the rescued receptors work normally, the study offers a new roadmap for rare disease drug development.