Viral Infections May Reactivate Dormant Breast Cancer Cells, Increasing Relapse Risk
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New research suggests that respiratory viruses like COVID and flu may reactivate dormant breast cancer cells in the lungs through immune responses, potentially increasing the risk of metastasis, highlighting the importance of vaccination and preventive measures for cancer survivors.
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