Lee W. Jones, PhD
Articles
Exercise in Regulation of Inflammation-Immune Axis Function in Cancer Initiation and Progression
December 16th 2015This article provides an overview of the current state of knowledge pertaining to exercise modulation of the inflammation-immune axis in cancer. The current evidence suggests that exercise may be a promising adjunctive strategy that can favorably alter numerous components of the immune system, which, in turn, may modulate tumorigenesis.
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Neutropenia and Abdominal Pain in a 30-Year-Old Patient
