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Bacteria and cancer--antagonisms and benefits

H C Nauts. Cancer Surv. 1989.

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There is considerable historical and recent evidence concerning the antagonisms between acute bacterial infections or their toxins and cancer and allied diseases. These data provide renewed incentives to undertake clinical programmes with mixed bacterial vaccines in many countries at the present time.

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