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The complementary anti-inflammatory and anticancer activity of hydroxycinnamic acid derivatives
Inflammation is an important and extremely complex biological process involving a high number of mediators responsible for the activation of multiple cascades, providing a wide range of possible targets for the pharmacological treatment of inflammatory-related diseases. It
MicroRNAs identify high-risk colon cancer patients
Choosing the optimal anticancer treatment for each patient requires proper disease staging. Staging is usually assessed according to the TNM system: tumour size (T), number of nearby lymph nodes affected (N), and metastasis, or spread to other
Cancer connection: study of inflammation offers tantalizing clues
The body displays a remarkable capacity for healing wounds— a process we often take for granted. Within a day, a finger we’ve carelessly nicked returns to normal. Behind the scenes, a crucial mediator of the body’s inflammatory
