ReviewWorld journal of experimental medicine2025
Bacteria in neoplastic diseases: A brief note on Wilms tumor.
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Abstract
Bacteria can be involved in the pathological processes of cancer in different manners - for instance, as an etiological factor or predisposing factor, in secondary infection, as well as modified bacteria or bacterial products in cancer treatment. The bacterial etiological connection or its role as a predisposing factor is mainly relevant to adult cancers, which are primarily associated with individual lifestyles and/or environmental issues. In contrast, genetic abnormalities are perhaps linked with tumorigenesis in the pediatric age group. Nonetheless, secondary infections significantly affect morbidity and mortality among pediatric cancer patients in spite of precautionary measures. On the other hand, bacterial products,
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