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No Fee Pic Pic Julien Behal Photography In A Study Part-Funded By Breakthrough Cancer Research, Scientists At Dublin City University Have Discovered An Environmentally Friendly Way To Turn Used Coffee Grounds Into Tiny ‘Carbon Dots’ That Show Potential As Agents To Carry And Deliver Anti-Cancer Drugs In The Body. Picture Shows Prof. Silvia Giordani, (Centre) Yingru Zhou And Dr. Frances Drummond (Right)

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Research shows how used coffee grounds help cancer treatement

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