Key result
Adipose tissue and its cytokines are linked to carcinogenesis and neoplastic disease development.
Why the study?
Carcinogenesis mechanisms are hugely complex, prompting a review of the current knowledge regarding pathophysiological links among adipose tissue, carcinogenesis, and clinical findings.
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Design
Review
Does not support practice changes in cancer care; leaves open whether targeting adipose cytokines alters neoplastic risk.
Carcinogenesis leading mechanism are hugely complex. In paper there is show current state of knowledge about different pathophysiological links among adipose tissue, carcinogenesis and some clinical findings.
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Warakomski et al. (2019) studied this question. Adipose tissue and its cytokines exhibit complex pathophysiological links to carcinogenesis and the development of neoplastic diseases.
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