Revealing Hidden Dangerous Breast Cancer Cells
A study from laboratories in London has found that dormant breast cancer cells cluster in specific areas within the tumor, surrounded by immune cells that form a shield protecting them from chemotherapy. These cells remain in a resting state due to a lack of nutrients or blood flow, and they resume growth when conditions improve, leading to cancer recurrence after treatment. These cells are considered one of the main reasons for breast cancer relapse, highlighting the importance of targeting them to prevent its return.
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