Primary Sjögren's syndrome patients' B-Cell Stimulating Factors are associated with the growth of lymphomas.

Published Date: 08 May 2023

According to a recent study by Pierre-Marie Duret and colleagues, peripheral blood of primary Sjögren's syndrome (pSS) patients contained cancer-fighting cells before the disease manifested itself.

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