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• ICIs used in cancer therapy can cause serious cardiac immune-related side effects. • Single-cell multi-omics are powerful tools in understanding cell subsets/phenotypes. • Multi-omics technology can elucidate disease mechanisms in ICI-induced myocarditis.

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