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The thymus withers away after puberty. But it may be important for adults.
Science News reports: "Removing the thymus is associated with higher rates of death and cancer, a new study finds."
https://flip.it/.xAd8D#Body #Evolution #Health #Anatomy #Medicine #Cancer
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