The absence of microbiota dysbiosis is essential to maintain a healthy immune system in cancer patients

Abstract

Gut microbiota is required for mucosal immunity. The intestinal mucosa is the main location for microbiome-host interactions. The dynamic interaction between microbiome and environmental factors modulate mucosal and systemic immunity. The absence of dysbiosis contributes to the good health of the immune system, leading to a better response to treatment in cancer patients.