Case for Interferon: How a 1980s Cancer Drug Might Be the Wonder Therapy for the Twenty-First Century

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Interferons, small proteins known for their anti-viral and anti-cancer properties, were hailed in the 1980s as a revolutionary cancer therapy by the scientific community and major publications. Despite this initial optimism, their reputation has not fulfilled the early expectations. The book delves into the complex role of interferons in immune system modulation and explores the reasons behind the disparity between their promise and actual efficacy in cancer treatment.