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Weed is a phenomenon that has annoyed many gardeners. Fortunately, there is a pretty straightforward way to get rid of it: “You can keep cutting the leaves off the weed, but the weed will regrow.

But if you cut the tap roots, the leaves will wither away.” This is the ever so perspicuous advice given to us by John Dick, Senior Scientist at the University of Toronto, and one could not be blamed for, at first glance, finding it to be of an apparently trivial nature.

But John Dick’s interests do not lie in gardening, and his advice is, in fact, not at all about getting rid of weed.

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Instead, it is a comment of far greater usefulness: about getting rid of cancer, a disease that we are, in most instances, to this day not able to cure. But what are cancers equivalents of a plant’s roots? They may well be a group of cells termed ‘cancer stem cells’, and great hopes have been set into treating cancer by targeting t