γδ T Cells Predict Outcome in Zoledronate‐Treated Breast Cancer Patients

The biological mechanism underlying the antitumor role of zoledronate is unclear. The analysis in this letter illustrates the diagnostic and prognostic potential of a γδ T‐cell‐based blood test and implies a link between immune responsiveness and positive outcome with zoledronate therapy.

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