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.
CAR T-cell therapy even saved the life of a researcher working on a new study of the treatment's effectiveness.
A new method that delivers DNA directly into immune cells could help solve some of the problems with immunotherapy cancer treatments.
New infrared imaging technology can reveal tumors deep inside tissue with greater clarity than current methods, which could help guide treatment.
A new discovery about T cells could pave the way for more effective immunotherapy for cancer.
The "lab-on-a-chip" quickly shows how single stem cells react to different environments, a process that would take more than 1 million steps in a lab.
Custom T cells researchers engineered in the lab can take on hepatocellular carcinoma, a common liver cancer.
Researchers aim to immunize patients against cancer, but first need to find which cells will do the job.
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