Method for treatment of cancer and infectious disease

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ABSTRACT:
Method for treatment of cancer and infectious disease comprises administering a first composition containing interferon-.alpha. or analogues thereof, together with a second composition containing at least one substance with H.sub.2, or 5-HT.sub.1A, receptor agonist activity, for example, histamine or serotonin. The first and second compositions are either mixed in a preparation or furnished in separate doses.

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