Old drug shows promise reshaping immune cells in breast cancer

Researchers found that pentoxifylline, a decades-old medication, alters the composition of immune cells that infiltrate breast tumors. The finding could point toward a new strategy for immunotherapy—leveraging existing, affordable drugs to enhance the body's natural cancer-fighting response.

Originaltitel: Pentoxifylline changes the balance of immune cell population in breast tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes