In this podcast episode, find out how thinking like an engineer instead of a doctor is leading to new approaches to treating cancer with immunotherapy.

A new approach to stem cell transplants that doesn't require radiation or chemotherapy shows promise in mice, report researchers.

Researchers have developed a nanoparticle that can deliver cancer immunotherapy intravenously. It could open new doors for fighting tumors.

A glioblastoma treatment for dogs could be useful in treating the aggressive brain cancer in humans, a new study shows.

Immunotherapy has worked to treat cancer in the blood, but now researchers have a new method that could work on hard-to-treat melanoma.

Personalized cancer vaccines made using DNA can program the immune system to attack tumors, including breast and pancreatic cancers, researchers report.

Personalized cancer vaccines made using DNA can program the immune system to attack tumors, including breast and pancreatic cancers, researchers report.

A new kind of personalized vaccine for cancer "has the potential to be more efficacious, less expensive, and much safer than many other immunotherapies."

When combined into one, two types of immunotherapy appear more effective than either one alone for blood cancers like leukemia.

A drug that blocks a tumor-producing protein could help make immunotherapy for cancer more effective, researchers find.