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- Cancer and cardiovascular diseases are both categorized as non-communicable diseases and share similarities in immune reactions.
- Despite these similarities, there are key differences in how the immune system interacts with each disease.
- The goal of the communication is to showcase new methods for understanding the immune processes related to both cancer and cardiovascular diseases.
Article Abstract
Cancer and cardiovascular diseases have been classified as non-communicable diseases for decades. Both diseases have characteristics of immune reactions, which are principally identical, but differing in important aspects. The aim of this communication is to highlight new approaches to immune processes involved in both types of diseases.
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