“…essentially protecting the cancer cells from inflammation by promoting an anti-inflammatory environment and supporting tumor growth; this mechanism is a key aspect of how tumors manipulate the immune system to facilitate their progression."

This is the key bit I was mis-cogitating. I was thinking inflammatory Macrophages are bad. Truth is they are to tumors too. It’s about context and balance.

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“…the modulation of macrophage function and inflammatory responses could be beneficial or potentially harmful. In some cases, manipulating macrophage function can influence the disease outcome—both beneficially and negatively…”

My smart-ass side would like to add, “welp, that really clears it up.”

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