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May 16, 2026, 16:50
Amanda Lund on Lymphatic Vessels as Body’s Defense in Cancer – NYU Langone Health
NYU Langone Health shared a post on LinkedIn:
“For decades, lymphatic vessels were seen as a liability in cancer—pathways that help tumors spread.
But what if they’re also part of the body’s defense?
In this episode of Behind the Breakthrough, Amanda Lund, reveals a surprising paradox: the same vessels that can enable cancer to spread may also help the immune system recognize and fight it.
It’s a shift in thinking that could reshape how we treat cancer and beyond.
Watch the full episode to learn more.”
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