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Abstract
Circadian disruption may facilitate tumor immune evasion.
- Immunotherapy effectiveness can be limited by adaptive resistance mechanisms.
- The circadian clock regulates immune function and tumor environments through feedback loops.
- Disruptions in circadian rhythms can promote conditions that help tumors evade the immune system.
- There is a need for more systematic evaluation of natural products and traditional Chinese medicine for their potential to restore circadian rhythms.
- Recent findings suggest new circadian-modulating agents could align with biological rhythms to enhance treatment effectiveness.
- An 'integrative chrono-immunotherapy' approach may combine traditional knowledge with modern technology for better cancer care.
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