MedComm (2020) April 2023 PMID 36860568

Human microbiomes in cancer development and therapy.

Chenglai Xia, Jiyan Su, Can Liu, Zhikai Mai, Shuanghong Yin, Chuansheng Yang, Liwu Fu

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The discussions demonstrate a high level of interest, with phrases like 'delighted to share' and hashtags highlighting the microbiome's link to cancer, which reflect enthusiasm. Some posts reference specific pathways, such as JAK/STAT and PI3K/AKT, showing engagement with complex mechanisms, but overall, many posts are introductory or promotional, indicating moderate impact. The tone and word choices emphasize excitement and the significance of the research, aligning with the interest and agreement scores.

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Abstract in brief

The human microbiome, consisting of various microorganisms and their components, is increasingly linked to cancer development and disease progression across different organs.
The review highlights the diverse microbial species and metabolites associated with specific cancers, discussing their unique roles in carcinogenic processes and potential treatment strategies.
Despite the growing evidence of the microbiome's influence on cancer, the underlying mechanisms remain poorly understood, indicating a need for further research, particularly regarding the interactions between microbiota and the endocrine system.

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Role of Microbiomes in Cancer Development and Treatment Strategies

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