Time of day shapes the success of a cancer treatment

Daily rhythms affect many aspects of mammalian biology. A discovery in mice that the activity of a key type of immune cell is shaped by such rhythms might have implications for clinical efforts to tackle cancer.

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Daily rhythms have an impact on various aspects of mammalian biology. A recent discovery in mice suggests that the activity of a specific type of immune cell is regulated by these rhythms, potentially influencing cancer treatment strategies.