Stress's Cancer Spread: Unveiling Mechanisms
Chronic stress may aid cancer spread via neutrophil activity, but new research offers hope for preventative treatments.
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Chronic stress may aid cancer spread via neutrophil activity, but new research offers hope for preventative treatments.
<p>Cancer thrives on stress—but how does this work? Scientists from the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Cancer Center have discovered a possible answer. Their findings may one day provide doctors with a way to slow or even stop stress-induced metastasis in cancer patients.</p>
Chronic stress can increase our risk for heart disease and strokes. It may also help cancer spread. How this works has remained a mystery – a challenge for cancer care.
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