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The body’s built-in courier

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One of the most promising new medical technologies is a natural drug delivery system that could help beat Alzheimer's and other diseases that have been hard to treat for decades. It relies on exosomes, tiny messenger bubbles created by cells. Kimmy Bettinger explains to Robin Pomeroy how exosomes work.

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