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The Aging–Cancer Cycle: Mechanisms and Opportunities for Intervention

13 Dec 2022

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Aging is the largest risk factor for the development of cancer. A growing body of literature indicates that aging and cancer often play a somewhat reciprocal relationship at various times. On the one hand, aging is a "driver" of cancer, and on the other, cancer is a "disease driver" of aging. Here, we synthesize our reflections on the current literature linking cancer and aging, with an eye on fundamental aging...

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PMID: 36512079
DOI: 10.1093/gerona/glac247

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