Could this popular gym supplement strengthen cancer immunotherapy?
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM Cancer immunotherapy has transformed treatment for some patients. For the 60 to 80 percent who don’t respond, the problem often isn’t the killer T cells at the end of the immune chain. It’s the cells responsible for training them. A new UCLA study published in iScience identifies creatine, the supplement commonly used by athletes and bodybuilders, as a critical fuel source for those training cells, and finds that supplementing with it significantly slowed tum
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