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The Potential Link Between COVID-19 and Cancer Regression

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  • Overview

    A recent study found that RNA in the COVID-19 virus can transform monocytes into cancer-fighting cells. This mechanism presents a potential new avenue for treating cancer patients. Dr. Ankit Bharat, a Professor of Surgery and Chief of Thoracic Surgery at Northwestern University, delves into his research on this topic and shares insights on the future of cancer treatment.

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  • Overview

    A recent study found that RNA in the COVID-19 virus can transform monocytes into cancer-fighting cells. This mechanism presents a potential new avenue for treating cancer patients. Dr. Ankit Bharat, a Professor of Surgery and Chief of Thoracic Surgery at Northwestern University, delves into his research on this topic and shares insights on the future of cancer treatment.

Schedule22 Dec 2024