Study reveals why cancer immunity declines faster in males
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A study led by researchers from the Mass General Brigham Cancer Institute, published in Nature Aging, investigates the biological reasons behind the faster decline of cancer immunity in males. The research focuses on lymph node contraction and its link to the sex-biased decline of naive CD8 T cells, which compromises antigen recognition during middle age.
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