γδ T cells infiltrate small cell lung cancer tumors and can kill them without the MHC-I machinery these tumors typically switch off, and patients with more of them trended toward longer survival on anti-PD-L1 immunotherapy.
|Articles|February 1, 2003
Steady HMOs continue serving large market
Trend lines in hmo enrollment have remained fairly steady for the last10 years. January 2002 average enrollment (see chart, next page) showsa slight 1.7% drop from January 2001, which can be attributed to a numberof factors, including the growth of PPOs and the rise in unemployment rates.
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