May 24, 2020 - Patient Worthy

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UCSF Scientists Use Genes as an On/Off Switch to Fight Autoimmune Diseases and Cancer

Post author:Rose Duesterwald
Post published:May 24, 2020
Post category:Cancer Rare Disease

Immunotherapies are in the forefront for treating autoimmune diseases and cancer. Northwestern University and the University of California San Francisco conducted a study using genes that have the potential…

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