Guava’s secret molecule could fight liver cancer

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Sep 15, 2025, 3:44 am125 pts
Nature has long been the source of lifesaving medicines, from willow bark’s natural aspirin to new discoveries in tropical fruits. Now, chemists at the University of Delaware have pioneered a way to recreate powerful molecules from guava plants that show promise against liver cancer. Their method provides a…

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