How Tramadol Affects Breast Cancer Cells

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Abstract

Tramadol is a pain relief medication that is commonly used after surgery. Recent research has found that it may also help fight breast cancer. This study looks at how tramadol causes cancer cells to die by affecting certain important molecules in the cells.

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