Gut inflammation reportedly reactivated dormant breast cancer cells in a mouse bone model
Medical Xpress reported that gut inflammation prompted dormant breast cancer cells to divide in a mouse bone model, pointing to a possible trigger for cells that can stay hidden for years.
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Medical Xpress reported that gut inflammation prompted dormant breast cancer cells to divide in a mouse bone model. The supplied evidence supports that brief, preclinical description and the note that such cells can remain hidden for years, but not broader conclusions about mechanism or treatment.
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