In a study, immune detection of oral cancers is linked to obesity.

Published Date: 17 May 2023

a group under the direction of Yu Leo Lei, D.D, from the Rogel Cancer Center and School of Dentistry at the University of Michigan. S. , Ph. D. obesity affects some oral cancers' capacity to escape from the, according to a mouse model developed by.

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