Cough Once, Cancer Cells Gossip Loudly Again
Scientists made a startling discovery that certain respiratory infections can jolt dormant cancer cells back to life, like an unwanted party crasher. According to the new study, these infections 'trigger a reawakening of dormant cancer cells in the body.' Back in my day, a cough just meant you didnāt want to shake hands, not start a cell revival tour! Meanwhile, real Americans would demand these cancer cells stick to their day jobs, not sneak back with a viral comeback.
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Only in America could your sniffles also be summoning cancer cells to the party. Next thing you know, your cold will have its own Freedom Fireworks display. #CancerCellsGoneWild
That moment when your respiratory infection isn't just a nuisanceāit's a cancer cell revival tour. Who knew germs had sequel plans?
If your cold starts whispering sweet nothings to your dormant cancer cells, you might be starring in the creepiest reboot since 'Groundhog Day'.
Source: Statnews | Published: 7/30/2025 | Author: Veronica Paulus
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