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Immune to Cancer: The CRI Blog

  • National Hispanic Heritage Month: Honoring Contributions in Immunotherapy

    Immunotherapy is a personalized, powerful, and predictable treatment that holds immense progress and potential against cancer. This…
    September 17, 2024| Max Mallet
  • Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month: How Immunotherapy Fights This High-Occurrence Malignancy

    Ovarian cancer is one of several gynecologic malignancies, impacting about 300,000 women globally each year. September has…
    September 13, 2024| Max Mallet
  • Prostate Cancer Awareness Month: Unlocking the Power of Immunotherapy to Combat a Common Men’s Cancer

    Prostate cancer is the second most common for men, only trailing skin cancer. Approximately 1.3 million men…
    September 6, 2024| Max Mallet
  • How Immunotherapy Saved Sonia’s Life

    “My experience with immunotherapy was truly a miracle that saved my life and allowed me to bring…
    August 30, 2024| Max Mallet
  • Key Discoveries from the AMADEUS Clinical Trial on Cancer Treatment

    The Cancer Research Institute (CRI) is excited to share the findings from the AMADEUS clinical trial, which…
    August 28, 2024| Ajit Muley, PhD
  • How Immunotherapy Before Surgery Can Impact Patient Outcomes

    For some cancer patients, immunotherapy can serve as a first-line treatment, while for others it can act…
    August 27, 2024| Max Mallet
  • How CAR T Cell Therapy is Pushing the Boundaries of Cancer Treatment

    Adoptive cellular therapy is a branch of immunotherapy that channels the body’s cancer-fighting cells to eliminate the…
    August 21, 2024| Max Mallet
  • How Immunotherapy Saved Laurie’s Life

    “I would run as fast as I can to get immunotherapy, because the results are so much…
    August 21, 2024| Max Mallet
  • Five Things to Know When Considering Immunotherapy

    When former U.S. President Jimmy Carter credited immunotherapy for beating his cancer in 2015, it was a…
    August 20, 2024| Max Mallet
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