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Plugging Immune Cell Leakage from Tumors Could Improve Skin Cancer Treatment

Plugging Immune Cell Leakage from Tumors Could Improve Skin Cancer Treatment
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Combining a chemical blocker of immune cell exit with immunotherapy stops skin cancer growth

The number of specialized immune cells available for fighting skin cancer doubled when a new treatment blocked their escape from melanoma tumors, experiments in mice and human cells show.

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COVID-19 shutdowns caused delays in melanoma diagnoses, study finds

Disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic have affected every area of health care. A new study published in the American Academy of Dermatology found that more melanomas in advanced stages and

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Pandemic Results In More Severe Skin Cancers | 106 7 The Eagle

COVID-19 delays caused skin cancer patients to get their diagnosis later which often lead to more severe cancers.

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Pandemic Results In More Severe Skin Cancers | Z100 Portland

COVID-19 delays caused skin cancer patients to get their diagnosis later which often lead to more severe cancers.

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