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Impact of aging on the tumor microenvironment in oral cancer: Mechanisms and therapeutic perspectives
Oral cancer is a significant health problem worldwide, with particularly great impacts on elderly people. The aging process has a major impact on the tumor microenvironment (TME), affecting tumor initiation, progression, and the response to therapy. The present review summarizes the existing evidenc
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