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What if the mold once blamed for a Pharaoh’s curse could now save lives? Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania have uncovered a shocking twist in medical history: a toxic fungus long associated with ancient tomb deaths might hold the key to destroying leukemia cells.

But this story goes deeper—into crypts, labs, and the strange places where folklore and science collide.

👉 Curious how a feared fungus became a potential cancer killer?

~ Stronger Guardian 

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