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Immune to Cancer: The CRI Blog

  • CNN Highlights Cancer Immunotherapy Advances, CRI’s Pioneering Role

    First-line lung cancer immunotherapy approval results from century-long effort to harness the immune system to fight cancer.

    October 28, 2016| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • Pembrolizumab (Keytruda®) Approved as First-Line Option for Lung Cancer

    Anti-PD-1 checkpoint antibody is the only immunotherapy approved for first-line treatment for lung cancer patients.

    October 25, 2016| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • FDA Approves Another Immunotherapy Option for Patients with Advanced Lung Cancer

    Anti-PD-L1 atezolizumab is the second PD-1 pathway drug approved for lung cancer this month.

    October 18, 2016| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • Checkpoint Inhibitors Benefit Lung Cancer Patients in Clinical Trials

    Patients with metastatic non-small cell lung cancer could soon have a new first-line immunotherapy treatment option.

    October 14, 2016| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • Video: Watch These Facebook Live Updates on Cancer Immunotherapy with CRI Experts

    CRI CEO and Director of Scientific Affairs Jill O’Donnell-Tormey, PhD, appeared in two informative Facebook Live broadcasts…

    October 7, 2016| Kat Noel
  • CICON16: The Future of Cancer Immunotherapy

    CICON16 ended by focusing on emerging treatments and technologies in cancer immunotherapy.

    October 5, 2016| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • CICON '16

    CICON16: The Power of Combinations

    Targeting tumors from multiple angles improves our odds of success.

    September 30, 2016| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • CICON16: Bacteria and Cancer Immunity

    New research shows that bacteria within us can influence both the development of cancer and the immune…

    September 28, 2016| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • CICON16: Corrupted by Cancer

    Day 2 of CICON16 explored strategies to overcome challenges within the tumor microenvironment.

    September 27, 2016| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
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