Rockefeller study ties arginine levels to immune recognition of cancer and viruses in mice
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Rockefeller University researchers report in Cell that when arginine runs low, a key immune defense fails to recognize dangerous cells and viruses. In mice, more dietary arginine reduced colon cancer tumors and eased influenza and SARS-CoV-2; arginine given after influenza also improved recovery. They say a cheap supplement might eventually help, but human studies are still needed.
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