From the January 2017 issue of UCLA Health's Healthy Years (HY)
Immunotherapy: Cancer’s Newest Enemy
Fighting cancer with the body's own immune system is working.
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It is widely recognized that the immune system is capable of stopping the growth of cancer. But some cancer cells are smart and can hide from the immune system by mutating and sending false signals. They can also manipulate surrounding cells to produce substances that suppress the immune system, allowing cancer cells to multiply. But […]