Interferon May Help Fight Cervical Cancer Findings
American researchers report interferon may exert anticancer effects in some cervical cancers. Poly I C stimulation increased interferon production in tissue cells, with some cancer cell groups eliminated after treatment. No toxic reactions observed and normal cells remained unchanged.
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