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Stressed bones and glioblastoma
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Chronic stress has long been associated with poor cancer outcomes, yet the mechanisms linking systemic stress responses to glioblastoma progression remain poorly understood. In this issue of Cancer Cell, Yang et al. identify a stress-induced brain-bone marrow axis that rewires monocyte differentiation toward pro-tumorigenic macrophages, revealing unexpected therapeutic opportunities in glioblastoma.
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