Calming down immune cells could hold key to melanoma treatment

Thursday, September 25, 2014 - 09:40 in Health & Medicine

Immune cells may be responsible for drug resistance in melanoma patients, according to research. Scientists found that chemical signals produced by a type of immune cell, called macrophages, also act as a survival signal for melanoma cells.

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