DNA damage occurs in every time that a cancer cell divides and reproduces. While the body’s immune system is always searching for cells that exhibit signs of DNA damage so that they can be disposed of, cancer cells have adapted to evade detection.
A certain pathway is believed to play a critical role in this immune system function. In a recent study published in Nature, scientists appear to have determined that breast cancer cells, and potentially other cancer cells, are capable of disabling this pathway. Learn more about this study below:
https://patientworthy.com/2024/01/30/preventing-breast-cancer-scientists-key-potential-treatment/
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