Insights into inflammation and implications for the pathogenesis and long-term outcomes of endometrial cancer: genome-wide surveys and a clinical cohort study.
Jing WangZhichao ChenYaozhen LaiZebiao MaLuanhong WangPier Luigi FioriCiriaco CarruGiampiero CapobiancoLi ZhouPublished in: BMC cancer (2024)
Despite the fact that the genetic surveys did not show a detrimental impact of inflammatory cytokines on the endometrial cancer risk, our cohort study suggested that inflammatory level was associated with the progression and long-term outcomes of EC. This evidence may contribute to new strategies targeted at decreasing inflammation levels during EC therapy.