It is believed that chemotherapy uses chemicals to kill all cancer cells but a new study says that some affected cells are capable to deceive the treatment.
Australia ended the second day of the second Ashes test at Brisbane with a 44-run lead over England and four wickets in hand. Despite England's fightback, they dropped five catches during Australia's innings, leading to criticism from former captain Michael Vaughan. England's Joe Root defended the team's training and preparation, acknowledging that catching under lights is a challenge.
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