Cell reprogramming could make tumors more responsive to immunotherapy

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An international study led by Lund University found in mouse experiments that reprogrammed cancer cells can help organize immune responses within tumors. The findings may inform approaches to make tumors more responsive to immunotherapy, but further research is needed to establish benefits for patients.

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