Creating a Future Immune to

Immunotherapy is the most promising cancer treatment of our time.
With your support, we can fund more breakthrough research
and more cures for cancers of all kinds.
Why Immunotherapy Support the Cause
87 Cents of every dollar spent goes to programs
All Cancers can potentially be treated with immunotherapy
$30.2 Million awarded in 2020
3,400+ scientists supported globally

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Since 1953, we've led the field with support for immunotherapy research and clinical trials. Together with our donor, patient, and scientist communities, we continue to fund revolutionary breakthroughs to cure all types of cancer.

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Why Cancer Immunotherapy?

By harnessing the innate powers of the body's immune system, immunotherapy treatments have the potential to achieve complete, long-lasting remissions and cures for all types of cancer. Immunotherapy is already saving lives, and while responses vary from patient to patient, with further research, we can bring more effective treatments to more cancer patients.

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March 03, 2021
How Cancer Metabolism Impacts the Immune System
CRI Lloyd J. Old STAR Greg Delgoffe is exploring how cancer metabolism impacts the...
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February 05, 2021
Cancer, COVID-19, and Vaccines
CRI experts share their latest insights on COVID-19 and cancer.
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March 24, 2021
Blood Tests and Immunotherapy
By monitoring a variety of factors, especially at the genetic and genomic levels, ...
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November 11, 2020
Combination Drug Strategies Gain Ground in PD-1/PD-L1 Pipeline
Combination drug strategies gain ground in global immuno-oncology pipeline of PD-1...
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*Immunotherapy results may vary from patient to patient.

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