In Latin, “inflammation” means “ignite, set alight,” and like gasoline, that is what inflammation does for cancer. A microenvironment of chronic inflammation sets the stage for cancer. Inflammation increases chemotherapy resistance and turns on oncogenes, genes that can turn cells into tumors. Inflammation promotes the spreading and mutating of cancer cells while continuing to push… View Article
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