AI Article Synopsis
- Pathogenic changes in the gut microbiota occur alongside tumor progression and weaken the immune system's ability to detect cancer.
- Identifying these microbiota shifts will be crucial for future health management, particularly in cancer treatments.
- Therapeutic approaches will focus on correcting these shifts, either through general methods or personalized strategies, to restore balance in the body’s ecosystems.
Article Abstract
Pathogenic shifts in the gut microbiota are part of the "ecological" alterations that accompany tumor progression and compromise immunosurveillance. The future management of health and disease including cancer will rely on the diagnosis of such shifts and their therapeutic correction by general or personalized strategies, hence restoring metaorganismal homeostasis.
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