Cancer and Inflammation (Progress in Inflammation Research)

Description:

"Relatively few texts are available that truly integrate these two fields in spite of the many common underlying mechanisms. This book is one of the first to describe how such common features could be linked. It is intended to promote synergy among researchers in both fields to seek better therapeutic treatments for cancer and chronic inflammation." "Cancer and Inflammation is intended for scientists and physicians alike interested in biomedical research."--Jacket.

subjects: Etiology,  Immunology,  Inflammation,  Pathology,  Neoplasms,  Inflammation Mediators,  Carcinogenesis,  Immunological aspects,  Cancer,  Mediators,  Cancer, immunological aspects