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This document contains 5 references to medical news articles on various topics. The references provide links to articles on a study about the effects of a drug on blood pressure, a study looking at plant genes and their role in drought tolerance, an article about a new treatment for a genetic disorder, and another on a compound found in green tea that may help fight cancer.
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