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    Chemotherapy uses anti-cancer drugs to kill cancer cells or slow their growth, often as part of a standard treatment plan along with other therapies like surgery or radiation. Chemotherapy can be administered through an IV or taken orally in pill or capsule form, distributing the drugs throughout the body. While chemotherapy targets cancer cells, it can also damage healthy cells and cause side effects, and a patient's immune system may take longer to respond fully to immunotherapy following chemotherapy treatment.

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    Chemotherapy uses anti-cancer drugs to kill cancer cells or slow their growth, often as part of a standard treatment plan along with other therapies like surgery or radiation. Chemotherapy can be administered through an IV or taken orally in pill or capsule form, distributing the drugs throughout the body. While chemotherapy targets cancer cells, it can also damage healthy cells and cause side effects, and a patient's immune system may take longer to respond fully to immunotherapy following chemotherapy treatment.

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    Chemotherapy uses anti-cancer drugs to kill cancer cells or slow their growth, often as part of a standard treatment plan along with other therapies like surgery or radiation. Chemotherapy can be administered through an IV or taken orally in pill or capsule form, distributing the drugs throughout the body. While chemotherapy targets cancer cells, it can also damage healthy cells and cause side effects, and a patient's immune system may take longer to respond fully to immunotherapy following chemotherapy treatment.

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