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Hope is linked with more favorable tumor molecular signatures in serous ovarian cancer.
Susan K Lutgendorf, Benjamin W Corn, Premal H Thaker, Michael J Goodheart, Frank J Penedo, Anil K Sood, Steven W Cole
Brain, behavior, and immunitySep 8, 2026PMID 42710689doi:10.1016/j.bbi.2026.107001 Journal ArticlepubmedProvenance
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INTRODUCTION: Hope has been associated with improved quality of life and lower mortality in cancer, but the underlying biological mechanisms are poorly characterized. We previously reported that hope was associated with less inflammation and more normalized diurnal cortisol pre-treatment among…
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