How food antigens can help prevent tumour growth in the small intestine

By 2024-09-18T09:40:49

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Researchers have uncovered that food antigens may play a crucial role in preventing tumour growth in the small intestine by activating the immune system. This discovery could have significant implications for dietary approaches in managing gastrointestinal conditions.

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