News Coverage 11.20.20 Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Cancer vaccine cocktail boosts immune response after melanoma surgery, research shows Immunotherapies have transformed cancer care by enlisting the body’s own immune system to fight tumors that have evaded or hijacked normal defenses. But while checkpoint inhibitor drugs and bespoke CAR-T treatments have gained significant ground in recent years, another type of immunotherapy — cancer vaccines — have seen far less success. Related Announcement, Press Release PICI’s 2024 Fall Scientific Retreat Ignites Collaboration to Accelerate Cancer Immunotherapy Announcement, Press Release Parker Institute Welcomes New Co-Directors for PICI Centers at Stanford, UCSF & Penn Announcement, Press Release Parker Institute Commits Additional $125M for Audacious Mission to Cure Cancer
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