<p>A take-home message from this research may be that the immunosenescent phenotype in the elderly, while associated with an increased rate of infections and a diminished effect of vaccines, and increased cancer susceptibility may be promoted by cancer and /or chemotherapy to cure the cancer. Both cancer and chemotherapy contribute to immune compromise and potential for gene mutations and epigenetic phenomena.<br>
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Dr. Guerra finds that the tumor-promoting and suppressing biochemical phenotypes of senescence are phenomenologically contrarion and thus physiologically compatible

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Dr Guerra suggests targeting senescence as a means to alter the rate of aging is contrarion to healthy outcome because of derepression of tumorigenesis.

Is cancer. or survival-achieving chemotherapy to treat early-onset tumorigenesis, linked to late in life senescence and human aging? The CD8+ T lymphocyte link.