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Immune to Cancer: The CRI Blog

  • #AACR16 Update: Checkpoint Inhibition and Improving Anti-Tumor Immunity

    Releasing the brakes on the immune system to overcome cancer

    April 17, 2016| Arthur N. Brodsky, PhD
  • Oncogene Initiates Cancer Development through Immune Checkpoints

    CLIP investigator Dean W. Felsher, MD, PhD, published his findings in the journal Science.

    March 10, 2016| Alexandra Mulvey
  • Jimmy Carter to Receive Immunotherapy for Melanoma

    The former president will receive a drug called pembrolizumab, a PD-1-blocking antibody.

    August 21, 2015| Matthew Tontonoz
  • European Regulators Approve Pembrolizumab (Keytruda) as First-line Treatment of Advanced Melanoma

    The decision makes pembrolizumab the second PD-1-blocking drug to receive approval in Europe.

    July 22, 2015| Matthew Tontonoz
  • Phase 3 Trial Shows Nivolumab Improves Survival in Advanced Kidney Cancer

    The trial ended early because data showed that patients lived longer on nivolumab compared to the standard-of-care…

    July 20, 2015| Matthew Tontonoz
  • New Clinical Trials to Offer Immunotherapy as Frontline Treatment for Lung Cancer

    Patients with lung cancer will soon be able to receive immunotherapy as first-line treatment on an experimental…

    July 7, 2015| Matthew Tontonoz
  • Merck’s PD-1 Drug Outperforms Ipilimumab for Treatment of Advanced Melanoma

    Data from a phase III trial indicate that Keytruda stands ready to become standard-of-care for advanced melanoma.

    March 24, 2015| Matthew Tontonoz
  • What Cancer Patients Need to Know About the Opdivo Approval

    Now that Opdivo (nivolumab) has been FDA approved for two cancer types, many patients are wondering: what’s…

    March 13, 2015| Emily Helck
  • Big News: FDA Approves Opdivo (Nivolumab) for Lung Cancer

    The PD-1 checkpoint inhibitor Opdivo® (nivolumab) is a new treatment option for patients with non-small cell lung…

    March 4, 2015| Matthew Tontonoz
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