UT Southwestern Researchers Uncover Promising Strategy for Autoimmune Conditions Using Cancer-Evasion Mechanisms

UT Southwestern researchers have devised a potential treatment for ulcerative colitis by repurposing mechanisms cancer cells use to evade the immune system. By modifying these immune-evasion processes, the team aims to mitigate inappropriate immune responses seen in autoimmune conditions. The strategy, demonstrated in animal models, could offer relief to millions suffering from ulcerative colitis and other autoimmune diseases, though further research and clinical trials are needed to assess its effectiveness in humans.

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