Cancer-Fighting Abilities of NK Immune Cells May Be Disrupted by Some Omega Fatty Acids

Omega polyunsaturated fatty acids are recognized for their myriads of health benefits, but a preclinical study has found that some omega fatty acids can restrain the cancer-killing capabilities of natural killer cells by acting through a receptor, LRP5.

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