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Kicking off, we’re starting with a scientific myth dispelled.
Elephants don’t get cancer, right? Well, a study by evolutionary biologist Joanna Baker and UCL cancer researcher George Butler showed that in fact the opposite might be true!
@uk.theconversation.com #sciencesky
🔗 rdg.ac/4aA6OPI
Elephants don’t get cancer, right? Well, a study by evolutionary biologist Joanna Baker and UCL cancer researcher George Butler showed that in fact the opposite might be true!
@uk.theconversation.com #sciencesky
🔗 rdg.ac/4aA6OPI
New research shows bigger animals get more cancer, defying decades-old belief - Connecting Research
In this blog, Karen Jones, Associate Professor in Educational Leadership and Management, sheds new light on the lived experiences of women academics by exposing the hidden ways in which academic struc...
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December 8, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Kicking off, we’re starting with a scientific myth dispelled.
Elephants don’t get cancer, right? Well, a study by evolutionary biologist Joanna Baker and UCL cancer researcher George Butler showed that in fact the opposite might be true!
@uk.theconversation.com #sciencesky
🔗 rdg.ac/4aA6OPI
Elephants don’t get cancer, right? Well, a study by evolutionary biologist Joanna Baker and UCL cancer researcher George Butler showed that in fact the opposite might be true!
@uk.theconversation.com #sciencesky
🔗 rdg.ac/4aA6OPI