Turning off our natural killer could help to reduce chemotherapy side effects.

A fundamental shift in our understanding of the body’s natural defence mechanism against cancer has revealed an odd trick: turning this weapon off during chemotherapy might actively help to reduce side effects such as hair loss.

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Turning off our natural killer could help to reduce chemotherapy side effects.

A fundamental shift in our understanding of the body’s natural defence mechanism against cancer has revealed an odd trick: turning this weapon off during chemotherapy might actively help to reduce side effects such as hair loss.

Read the story here.