Inflammation as a Target for Anti-cancer Therapy

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UCSF professor of Pathology Lisa Coussens explores inflammation as a target for anti-cancer drugs. Series: "Inflammation as Cause and Consequence of Disease" [2/2008] [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 13575]

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  • chronic inflammation can be caused by low grade stealthy bacterial infections. This state creates a perfect environment for cancer to develop. One cancer prevention goal is activation of our immune systems to clear lurking bacteria and other pathogens, which then decreases inflammation.

  • @guydudeasian

    natural lifestyle cools down inflammation though. Inflammation is just a symptom of a natural unbalance

  • @gledalac1979 Too much inflammation is bad for you, though.

  • @guydudeasian

    nonsense as inflammation is part of the rebuilding process and part of the immune system

  • Where can I find the whole lecture ? This was just enough to peak my interest and then it stops.

  • @guydudeasian Take a look at Turmeric

  • Inflammation has been linked to cancer, heart disease, diabetes, MS, Alzheimer's and many more chronic diseases. Preventing inflammation is the CURE!

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