Study Reveals How an Innate Immune Protein Can Control Cholesterol, Tumor Growth and Response to Cancer Therapy

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Health · North Carolina · November 2, 2026

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New UNC Lineberger research reveals a pathway that could slow tumor growth and possibly boost the effectiveness of chemotherapy and other therapies for patients.

Reported by UNC Health News, November 2, 2026. Read the full story at UNC Health News →

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