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Unlike bees, which can only sting once before dying, wasps can sting repeatedly and will often do so if they feel threatened or if they are defending their nest
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There are several types of surgery for lung cancer, and the decision about which is best is based largely on the location of your cancer, its size, and whether it has started to spread
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