Light therapy lowers key immune protein in skin cancer patients
NCT ID NCT07235813
Summary
This study aimed to understand if a protein called IL-35 is involved in a common skin lymphoma called mycosis fungoides. Researchers measured IL-35 levels in 16 patients before and after they received standard light therapy (phototherapy). They found that IL-35 levels were high in patients before treatment and dropped back to normal levels after therapy, suggesting it could be a useful marker to track the disease.
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Kasr El Aini Hospital
Cairo, English (English), 11511, Egypt
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