3/8/2025–|Last update: 13:15 (Mecca time)
A new study revealed that respiratory infections, such as Kovid 19 and influenza, increases the risk of reactivating and spreading breast cancer cells in patients who had previously been ill.
The study warned that this activation may stimulate the emergence of new malignant tumors, and the results of the study highlight the necessity of patients with the risk of infection and the spread of cancer.
Breast cancer is the most common types of cancer among women, and after recovery of the disease, cancer cells may remain inactive for years before they spread – especially in the lungs or other organs – and cause a relapse. Given the association of viral respiratory infections such as “SARSCOC Coff 2” – which is the virus that causes Coffee 19 – with inflammation, this may lead to stimulating operations that may lead to the spread of cancer cells.
The study was conducted by researchers at the University of Colorado and the Monteviore Einstein Center for Cancer in New York, the United States, and its results were published in the Nature magazine on July 30, and the American news magazine Newsweek was written about it.
“Cancer cells are similar to burning embers in the abandoned camp fire, and respiratory viruses are similar to a strong wind that re -set fire.”
“For patients with patients, the simplest strategy is to avoid infection (through vaccination, and avoid crowded places during the influenza season, etc.),” he added to Newsweek.
The high rates of cancer mortality in the first two years of the Degrijuri and his colleagues pushed to study the effects of the influenza virus and the SARC Cove 2 virus on the results of breast cancer in mice models, and concluded that this infection reduced the inactivity of breast cancer cells in the lungs.
Who awakened the monster?
Cancer cells multiplied within days of the injury, which led to the expansion of metastatic cancer within two weeks, and the researchers found that the inflammatory paths are involved in this effect, and metastatic carder is cancer that is formed in another region separate from the first region where the first cancer arose.
The analysis of the molecules revealed that the activation of inactive cancer cells is moved by a protein called Interleukin-6, which is launched by immune cells in response to infection or injuries.
“Determinating 6 as a major mediator in waking up the deposited cancer cells indicates that the use of Intercin 6 or other targeted immune treatments may prevent or reduce the return of metastasis after viral infection.”
The researchers examined whether cancer patients, whose results of their positive tests came to Kofid 19, may be more vulnerable to the risk of cancer -related death, by analyzing data from the British biological bank databases and Flatron Health database. They discovered a relationship between the infection of the SARC Cove 2 virus and the risk of death in the biological bank group, and patients whose results were positive examinations of the SARC Cove 2 virus showed a double in the risk of death associated with cancer compared to those whose results were negative.
The infection in the Flatron Group was associated with an increase exceeding 40% at the risk of metastatic cancer in the lungs, and it should be noted that the new study focused on the period before the provision of Kovid 19 vaccines.
