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The Overlapping Biology of Sepsis and Cancer and Therapeutic Implications

2025-04-21

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Sepsis and cancer, though distinct in their clinical manifestations, share profound pathophysiological overlaps that underscore their interconnectedness in disease progression and outcomes. Here we discuss the intricate biological mechanisms linking these two conditions, focusing on the roles of inflammation, immune dysregulation, and metabolic alterations. In sepsis, an uncontrolled immune response to infection l...

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Literature Corpus work: a02cb49e-47f6-546a-862d-7c711f3ce71e
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202504.1690.v1

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