Tumor-associated macrophages (TAMs) are emerging as one of the most critical players in breast cancer progression, and recent studies highlight their dual role in either suppressing or fueling tumor growth. By understanding macrophage polarization—particularly the shift toward pro-tumoral M2 phenotypes—researchers are uncovering new therapeutic strategies to reprogram the tumor...
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