EGFR and cancer: In addition, the EGFR plays a crucial role in several inflammatory conditions, such as thrombin-mediated inflammation [28], virus-induced respiratory inflammations [29], palmitic acid-induced inflammation of cardiac muscle cells [30], neuroinflammation [31,32], inflammation related to skin diseases [33], and several cancer types, such as liver, gastrointestinal [34], breast [35], lung [36], and prostate [37] cancers.