STATE OF BREAST IMMUNE CELLS IN OBESITY AND RISK OF BREAST CANCER DEVELOPMENT
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Keywords

obesity; risk of developing breast cancer; inflammation; adipose tissue

Abstract

The review presents data from modern medical experimental studies on the state of immune cells of the mammary gland with obese and the possibility of the occurrence of tumors.

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