Diet-microbiome interactions enhance cancer immunotherapy in obesity.

In a recent issue of Nature, Desharnais and colleagues show that diet-dependent remodeling of the gut microbiome promotes anti-tumor immunity and may explain the enhanced efficacy of immune checkpoint blockade observed in obesity. Their study identifies dietary intervention as a promising strategy to optimize the host for cancer immunotherapy.
Cancer
Care/Management

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van Renterghem van Renterghem, Voest Voest
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