Study Links Immune Cell Levels to Cancer Survival Rates
Researchers at University College London (UCL) and the Francis Crick Institute have found a strong correlation between immune cell levels in the blood and cancer treatment outcomes. The study, published in Nature Genetics on Tuesday, suggests that patients with higher immune cell counts have a significantly better chance of survival. A New Approach to Measuring Immune Response Using a cutting-edge technique known as Immune Lymphocyte Estimation from Nucleotide Sequencing (ImmuneLENS),…