L'impact des infections bactériennes sur le risque de cancer

Par Priscille Tremblais - Journaliste scientifique Publié le 04/02/2020 Mis à jour le 04/02/2020 Edition Abonné
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Les infections participent à la survenue d'environ 20% des cancers. Si les virus sont en première ligne, certaines bactéries ne sont cependant pas loin. Voici le rôle des infections bactériennes dans la genèse des cancers les plus mortels, et ce que cela peut signifier en termes de traitement.

Le cancer est causé principalement par des altérations des gènes. Et si ces altérations sont imputables à divers facteurs, elles peuvent être, entre autres, induites par des infections. Ce serait le cas pour environ 20% des cancers. Le plus souvent ces infections participant à l'initiation d’un cancer sont virales, à...

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