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CRI’s James Allison to Receive Prestigious Lasker Award
The Lasker Foundation announced today that James P. Allison, PhD, director of CRI’s Scientific Advisory Council, is…
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Jimmy Carter to Receive Immunotherapy for Melanoma
The former president will receive a drug called pembrolizumab, a PD-1-blocking antibody.
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Cancer Research Institute to Honor Leaders in Cancer Immunotherapy
CRI to honor Kenneth C. Frazier and Lauren Veronis with 2015 Oliver R. Grace Award for Distinguished…
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ASCO 2015: Report from Day 4
More cancers prove treatable with checkpoint blockade therapy. Today: kidney, bladder, and ovarian cancer.
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ASCO 2015: Report from Day 3
Immunotherapy for brain cancer and the results of a large clinical trial for patients with advanced melanoma.
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ASCO 2015: Report from Day 2
The latest results from clinical trials of checkpoint inhibitors for lung cancer, liver cancer, and more.
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ASCO 2015: What to Watch in Immunotherapy
Curious about what immunotherapy breakthroughs are coming at ASCO? Here’s a preview.
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AACR 2015: Report from Day 2
Our report on the latest developments in cancer immunotherapy from day 2 at the annual AACR meeting…
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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.