Immune Function: Immune function is a process that takes place within the body, and the term immune function is used to describe the process involving the production of cells within the body that are responsible for fighting infections and diseases. A person’s immune function can vary based on a variety of factors, such as lifestyle, age, and health, and there are a number organs and tissues in the body that are involved in effective immune function.
Immunotherapy: There are a number of treatments available for cancer patients, based upon the type and level of cancer among other factors. One of these is a fairly new form of treatment that has proven quite effective for many and is often administered with other forms of treatment, such as radiation or chemotherapy. Immunotherapy can also be effective in reducing the adverse side effects associated with radiation treatment and chemotherapy.
Interferon: Interferon is the name of the protein that is produced by the immune system when the body is threatened by viruses or infections. These proteins are part of a group of glycoproteins called cytokines. There are different types of interferons that are produced by different cells. This protein controls viral replication in other cells in the body.
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