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17-year-old Iris Shen uses clams to test blood-cancer drugs, wins $150,000 prize

Times of India - Science ·
17-year-old Iris Shen uses clams to test blood-cancer drugs, wins $150,000 prize

Iris Shen, a bright high school student hailing from The Woodlands, Texas, gained acclaim for her groundbreaking research on cancer.

She explored a novel drug’s effects on clams to study its impact on blood cancer.

The results of her experiment suggest new avenues for drug discovery, underlining the need for innovative approaches in medical research.

This recognition underscores the crucial role of young scientists in furthering our scientific knowledge.

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