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  • How Man’s Best Friend Could Help Us Cure Cancer

    Cancer very is similar in dogs and humans, and scientists are now exploring how cures for one…

    January 22, 2018| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • Immunotherapy is Here to Stay: Looking Back at this Year’s Breakthroughs

    Important immunotherapy breakthroughs benefited patients immensely in 2017 and paved the way for even more advances in…

    December 28, 2017| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • Recent FDA Announcements Herald Advances in Personalized Approaches Against Cancer

    Two tumor-profiling tests recently authorized by the FDA enable doctors to tailor their treatments more effectively to…

    December 22, 2017| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • Immunotherapy Shines at ASH and ESMO IO Conferences

    Two conferences, one in America and one in Europe, highlight immunotherapy's continued progress and the important contributions…

    December 15, 2017| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • CRI Researcher Highlights New Technique to Aid Immunotherapy

    Dr. Mohammad Rashidian’s nanobodies could help improve doctors’ decisions regarding immunotherapy.

    October 26, 2017| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • CAR T Cell Immunotherapy Approved for Adult Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Patients

    FDA approves new immunotherapy–Yescarta (axicabtagene ciloleucel)–for adult patients with relapsed or refractory non-Hodgkin large B cell lymphoma.

    October 18, 2017| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • Checkpoint Immunotherapy Approved for Patients with Stomach, Gastroesophageal, and Liver Cancer

    Previously treated patients with these cancer types can now receive anti-PD-1 immunotherapy; nivolumab for HCC and pembrolizumab…

    September 25, 2017| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • CICON17 Day 4 Recap: The Tumor Microenvironment and Oncolytic Viruses

    The final day of CICON17 explored two newer immunotherapy approaches that reflect broader understanding of tumor-immune interactions…

    September 10, 2017| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • CICON17 Day 3 Recap: Combinations, Checkpoint Immunotherapy Resistance, Immunomodulators, and Microbiota

    Day 3 of the CICON17 focused on combination therapies, immunomodulators, overcoming immune suppression, and the role bacteria in…

    September 9, 2017| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD

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